Pic 1: Water tank was moved inside the building with no problems.
Pic 2: Process tank #2 is complete and getting painted, to be delivered tomorrow 6/1/12.
Pic 3: Process tank #1 passes the water proofing with no problems.
Pic 4: 2 hour fire proofing of separation wall has begun.
Notes: Overhead fire sprinkler work is complete. Overhead conduit still being put in; waiting on fixtures before excavation can begin.dave
Pic 1: The first 6' x 6' x 30' process tank being delivered by Norris Steel to be water tested.
Pic 2: The fiberglass tank is being prepared to be brought into the anodizing area. Note the 2 new exhaust fan ducts installed behind the JCB.
Pic 3: Makeup air vents being installed on the south side of the anodizing area.
Pic 1: Solar panels removed. Some steel framework still being worked on.
Pic 2: The 1st 6' x 6' x 30' process tank is complete and signed off by the special weld inspector. After paint it will be delivered to SAF-West for water testing.
Pic 3: The 2nd 6' x 6' x 30' process tank being worked on.
Other notes: Electricians finishing up on overhead conduit runs.
Waiting on light fixture shipment. Overhead plumbing nearly complete and testing expected soon. Drywall and ducting materials on site.
dave
Pics 1 and 3: Cerami-Browning solar panel frame dis-assembly was done on the roof and brought down by lift.
Pic 2: 5 man-lifts used for installation of overhead plumbing and electrical.
Notes: 1st full tank to be assembled Friday 5/11/12. 3 full tanks to be assembled before final welding w/ special inspector.
All the best,
dave
Pics 1 and 2: Norris Steel's completed process tank bottoms ready for sidewall assembly.
Pic 1: Approximately 60% of the solar panels have been removed by Cerami-Browning Construction. The framework will be taken down by crane in sections.
Pic 2: Norris Steel masking off all 6' x 30' process tank bottoms for primer and paint.
Pic 3: Primered 6' x 30' process tank bottoms.
Pic 4: Norris Steel fabricating the bottoms for the 4' x 30' process tanks.
Notes: Stephens Electrical (through Cerami-Browning Construction) began installing overhead conduit in the anodizing area Monday 4/30/12. No visible changes indoors.
All the best,
dave
