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What are the common container structures？
Different containers usually have different shapes and structures due to different uses. Let's take a look at the common container structures.

• Dry Containers

The common dry box structure is often used to transport common cargo and is the most common type of container.

• Flat Rack Containers

The sides can be folded, which can accommodate oversized and overweight cargo or machinery, etc.

• Open Top Container

The top can be opened, allowing cargo to be loaded from the top of the container, mainly for placing oversized cargo

• Tunnel Container

Doors open at both ends for easy loading and unloading of items in the box

• Side Opening Container

Containers with open sides for easy loading and unloading

• Tank

The type of container used to transport liquid materials. Most of these containers are made of anti-corrosion materials

• Half Height Containers| Cutting Skip

The size is half the size of a normal dry container. Mainly used for coal, stone and other goods that need to be easily loaded and unloaded.

​In addition to containers used to transport goods, do you know what types of special containers there are?

• Reefer Container| Refrigerated Container

Containers with refrigerated and fresh-keeping functions for transporting or preserving food, medicines and other items.

• Positive Pressure Container

The pressure inside the container is greater than the pressure outside, which can be used in hazardous area/safe area

• Negative Pressure Container

The pressure inside the container is less than the pressure outside, which can be used in areas where the environment inside the container is not safe,but the outside environment is safe

• Energy Storage System (ESS)

An energy storage system, often referred to as an ESS, is a device or group of devices assembled together that can store energy to provide electricity at a later time. Battery ESS is the most common type of new installation

• Lab Container/Workshop Container

A movable office container that can be used in dangerous or safe areas, when the external environment is complex, the internal working environment can be guaranteed to be safe, stable and comfortable

• Accommodation Container

A container for personnel accommodation that is easy to transport and move

• Temporary shelter| Temporary refuge shelter (TR)

In case of external explosions, fire, gas leakage and other dangerous situations, the shelter can provide a safe and reliable refuge for refugees.

• Sewage Treatment Container

Integrated container sewage treatment system, treated sewage can meet the corresponding standards according to customer demand.​

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TLS pressurised laboratory container brochure can be downloaded here. 

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Positive pressure and negative pressure are relative to the pressure in the surrounding space.
 
Positive pressure: the air supply volume is greater than the exhaust volume. The indoor air is under positive pressure. Combined with the air conditioning unit, the cleanliness of the air sent into the container can be guaranteed.
Positive pressure is preferentially applied to containers where the external environment is harsh (such as ZONE 0, ZONE 1, and ZONE 2) and the internal environment is secure.
Please download the A60 offshore pressurised container product brochure for reference. 
 
Negative pressure: the air supply volume is less than the exhaust air volume, and the room is under negative pressure. The surrounding air flows into the space and is discharged through the exhaust outlet for unified treatment.
Negative pressure is preferred in containers where the external environment is safe but the interior will produce toxic and harmful gases.
​Please download laboratory container brochure for reference.