A offshore laboratory contain has potential sources of release such as hydrocarbon liquid and gas samples, and vapors from heated hydrocarbon liquids. Some equipment is not designed for hazardous area which it could present an ignition source. The laboratory container is designed by using external extracting system for the toxic fumes (Ex certified) from the fume cupboard. Other electrical equipment inside the lab container is also certified by Ex approvals, including split-type air conditioner, lighting, sockets, distribution boards, etc. Negative pressure is maintained by using exhaust blower and speically designed air-lock system.
ABS approved offshore lab container

ABS approved offshore lab container

Offshore laboratory container, negative pressure

Negative pressure maintained in the lab container

TLS OFFSHORE CONTAINER
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Technical specifications
  • Fire Rating: A60 SOLAS
  • HVAC: 100% redundancy duty and standby HVAC with full under-floor heating (optional)
  • Detection and Alarm System: Fire and smoke detection installed as standard
  • Electrical Connection: The module operates be­tween 220-415Vac, 50/60Hz and is supplied with a 30m power cable as standard.
  • Framework Design Temperature: -20°C to +45°C
  • Dimensions and weight: according to client's requirement. 
  • ​Global compliance: ABS – DNV 2.7-1 – EN 12079 – SOLAS – MODU – IMO – ILO – UK HSE – CE Marked
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ABS approvied offshore portable accommodation modules.