Pressurized containers are a feature product of TLS, these containers are designed to use a positive pressure differential to keep the environment inside the shell safe. It has important applications in many industries, especially in hazardous environments, such as oil and gas industry, chemical processing plants, etc.
  • MWD/LWD Cabin: MWD/LWD stands for Measurement While Drilling/Logging While Drilling, which refers to the process of taking measurements and collecting data during drilling. The MWD/LWD compartment is the area where MWD/LWD equipment is placed in the oil drilling platform. The chamber contains various tools and instruments to measure and collect data about the well, such as temperature, pressure and formation properties. The MWD/LWD cabin is an essential part of the drilling process, providing a safe and controlled environment for sensitive sensors and electronics, helping to ensure well safety and efficiency.
  • MCC Shelter: The MCC (Motor Control Center) machine room is used to house the electrical equipment used to control and monitor drilling operations. Smart pressurized containers can be used to store and transport MCC equipment, providing a clean, dry and safe environment for sensitive electronics. Containers can be pressurized to keep out dust and other contaminants, and to protect equipment from shock and vibration during transport.
  • MUD Logging Cabin: Mud logging is also sometimes used in drilling water wells and other mineral exploration because drilling fluid is the circulating medium used to lift cuttings out of the well. And the mud logging cabin is a sophisticated portable laboratory that provides many convenient functions and equipment to help surface loggers more accurately evaluate formation samples and obtain the most accurate results in the shortest time.
Intelligence within containers can be achieved in various ways, including sensors, electronic controls and communication technologies. For example, a pressure sensor can be used to monitor the internal pressure of a container and adjust it as needed. Electronic control can be used to adjust the temperature and humidity inside the container, and wireless communication technology can be used to transmit data from the container to other devices for real-time monitoring and analysis.
Intelligent pressure vessels help ensure the safe and efficient operation of equipment such as MWD/LWD and MCC, providing a reliable and safe environment for these critical components and workers.
Written by Mandy
In industrial settings where flammable and explosive materials are present, ensuring the safety of workers and equipment is of utmost importance. Positive pressure explosion-proof containers provide a solution to this challenge by offering a safe and secure shelter for equipment in hazardous environments.

​An explosion-proof container is a type of enclosure that is designed to contain an explosion and prevent its spread to the surrounding area. Positive pressure explosion-proof containers are unique in that they maintain a positive pressure inside the container, which acts as a barrier against flammable or explosive gases or vapors that may enter.

The positive pressure inside the container is maintained by a ventilation system that constantly circulates air. This creates a positive pressure differential between the inside and outside of the container, making it difficult for flammable or explosive materials to penetrate. Additionally, the ventilation system helps to remove any buildup of flammable or explosive gases that may occur inside the container.

Positive pressure explosion-proof containers are used in a variety of industries, including petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and manufacturing. They are commonly used to protect equipment such as control panels, electrical switchgear, and motors.

​One of the key benefits of positive pressure explosion-proof containers is their versatility. They can be customized to meet the specific needs of different industries and can be configured to accommodate various types of equipment. For example, they can be designed with ventilation systems that are compatible with the equipment being housed, and they can be fitted with electrical and data connections to allow for remote monitoring and control.

Another advantage of positive pressure explosion-proof containers is their ease of installation. They can be quickly and easily transported to the site and set up, making them an ideal solution for emergency situations or temporary installations.

​In conclusion, TLS positive pressure explosion-proof containers provide a vital solution for ensuring the safety of workers and equipment in flammable and explosive environments. By maintaining a positive pressure inside the container, they help to prevent the spread of flammable or explosive gases and vapors, making them a reliable and cost-effective solution for industries dealing with hazardous materials.

Written by Oliver

          Zone 1 and Zone 2 refer to dangerous areas where explosive environments may exist or may occur during normal operation. Personnel working in these areas are threatened with life safety, and equipment used in these areas must be ex-proof to ensure safe use in potential explosive environments. However, the cost of ex-proof electrical equipment is high, and common general electrical equipment cannot meet the ex-proof requirements, such as monitors, printers, etc.
        TLS can provide a positive pressure container, whose principle is to meet the ex-proof technical requirements by creating a positive pressure environment. The container is divided into a gas lock area and a main room. The gas lock area is set between the sealed outer door and the main room. There is an air inlet on one side of the container's corner, and an air outlet on the diagonal side of the inlet's corner. An ex-proof fan, a gas concentration detector, and an air flow detector are installed at the air inlet. And both the air inlet and outlet have wind valves and fire valves.
The advantages of the positive pressure containers,
  • It can provide a safe working environment for personnel and equipment in dangerous areas.
  • It can configure its own equipment in the container according to the client's own needs. Non ex-proof electrical equipment can be used in the container to reduce costs.
  • The interior area can be freely divided into various functional areas such as rest, office, and work areas.
Written by Mandy