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Our engineers designed two enclosures around a customer's glycol pump systems. The first covers a four-pump system with a tangential air separator tank and a bladder tank. The second protects a three-pump glycol system with a tangential air separator tank and an expansion tank. Both are skid-mounted, so each enclosure ships and installs as one unit with the equipment inside.
This custom enclosure protects a quench system at a glass plant. It measures 36" wide, 108" long and 72" tall. Removable access panels handle routine maintenance, and a detachable roof allows full equipment replacement. The end user field-installed penetrations for the system's supply and return lines.
An exhaust fan and louver ventilate the pump through summer heat, and a slab-mounted heater holds a minimum temperature of 40℉ in winter. A window placed by customer request gives operators a quick visual check of the control panel and gauges.
Packaged booster pumps are a common application for our outdoor pump enclosures. This enclosure covers a packaged booster pump system mounted on a skid.
A thermostatically controlled exhaust fan pulls heat out, and an intake louver opens and closes with it to manage airflow. One removable access panel sits at the control panel, and a second on the opposite side opens up routine maintenance. The customer field-modified a panel penetration to meet an exact site requirement.
For pump enclosures, climate control and sound dampening are essential features. These units are large, often approaching the footprint of a small garage, so crews often need to reach the equipment from several sides. Removable and hinged doors and panels make that access possible.
As the customer put it, "A modular enclosure allows for flexibility, better shipping and job site flexibility." At this size, modular construction keeps shipping costs and logistics more manageable.
A custom enclosure has to fit the equipment it protects, even if that equipment is a 200,000-gallon fire water storage tank. The customer requested two durable enclosures to cover it. One is 169” wide by 168” long by 96” tall, and the other is 163” wide by 155” long by 96” tall. Both were built to mount around the tank's perimeter, with removable access panels for routine maintenance and component replacement.
Safe-T-Cover offers more than 50 standard-sized backflow enclosures, but strainers, fire department connections and other features often call for a custom build. These two backflow valve enclosures outside a building cover a 4" RPZ and a 10" DCDA with an associated meter for a fire service. Both are lockable and include a power and temperature failure alarm.
Some installations need the meter inside the enclosure, and others house multiple backflow valves in a single unit. Our backflow enclosures are built to meet the ASSE 1060 standard.
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