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About offshore positive pressure container used in Zone1/Zone2
Positive pressurized containers can provide a safe environment for equipment and people in hazardous areas. The principle of a positive pressure blast-proof container is to achieve the technical requirements of blast-proofing through enclosure. A positive pressure ventilation system is the key.
It delivers fresh air from a safe area to the container through ducts that pure the air inside the container and maintain a slightly higher air pressure inside the container than outside. In this condition, no harmful and flammable gas can enter the enclosure.If the blast control system detects the presence of hazardous gases in the enclosure or fails to maintain positive pressure, the alarm system will sound an alarm and issue a warning. If the control conditions inside the container are still not required within the specified time, the non-explosive device will automatically cut off. Thus, the common equipment in the container fulfils the purpose of blast protection.
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About the air lock room of the positive pressure container
The positive pressure container provided by TLS arrange two doors between the safe zone inside the container and the hazardous zone outside the container, and the isolation space formed between the two doors is the air-lock compartment. The purpose of setting the air-lock compartment is to control the airflow when people or materials enter and exit. The two doors of the air-lock compartment are usually interlocked, with one door open and the other closed. When entering the offshore container, the operator enters the air-lock compartment through the enclosed outer door and then opens the inner door after closing the enclosed outer door. In this way, no harmful gases from the outside can enter the main compartment, and the pressure of the air in the main compartment does not fall too fast.
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About CPFG(combined pressurization fire&gas system) of positive pressure container
CPFG is a complete suite of intelligent booster control systems, typically used in positive pressure containers, with gas detectors, smoke detectors, heat detectors, fire alarms, pressure switches, flow switches, booster fans, emergency stop & alarm mute switches, and other explosion protection equipment.
The CPFG is also connected to a power distribution board, which will be connected by non-explosive devices inside the container, such as sockets, fume hoods, computers, water heaters, etc.
When the power is turned on, the CPFG turns on the booster fan to purge the inside of the container to positive pressure. This prevents dangerous gases entering from outside. When the environment inside is safe, the DB (distribution board) will start up and the internal non-explosive electrical equipment can be used normally. The DB cannot be started if the environment inside the container is not secure.
During operation, if dangerous gases are detected in the container or the positive pressure cannot be maintained, the alarm system will sound an alarm and issue a warning. If the control conditions in the container are not met within the specified time, the non-explosive device is automatically turned off. Therefore, the general equipment in the container is suitable for blast protection purposes.
Container Shell Production
1.Plate and Section Steel Pretreatment
​2.Stamping 
​3.Welding Prefab 

​4.Bottom, End Frame, Top and Side  Structure Fabrication ​

​5.Main Assemble

​6.Lifting Test,Dropping Test, NDT for The Welding

​7.Sanding and Painting (C5-H coating system--outside 260μm, inside 120μm)

​8.Offline and Watertight Test

Container Interior Decoration
1.Floor Material Laying
2.
AC Copper Pipe Pre-embedded

​3.The First Rock Wool Laying
4.The Second Rock Wool Laying
5.Aluminum Film Tape Paste
7.Hardware installation
8.Circuit debugging/cross inspection

Subsequent production process is waiting for update.

The process of container shell:
Step 1
: Plate and section steel pretreatment
Step 2: Stamping
Step 3: Welded prefabrication
Step 4: Bottom structure, End structure, Top and side structure fabrication
Step 5: Final assembly
Step 6: Lifting and drop test
Step 7: Flaw detection inspection
Step 8: Sanding
Step 9: Painting
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TLS offshore containers specialize in providing customized solutions and comply with strict offshore standards in our production process
 
If you want to know more details, please feel free to contact us.
E-mail: sales@tls-containers.com
Hotline: +65-65637288; +65-31386967

Written by Oliver

​The production process and requirements for TLS offshore container are as below:
1. Produce the container frame and weld the container.
All primary structural welds are required to be welded by a class-certified welder, and full penetration welding is required. For containers that have passed the third-party inspection, they are sprayed according to the paint process, and the paint package is suitable for the marine environment

2. Install the floor.
First, calcium silicate plates were laid on the lower deck, then fixed steel mesh was installed on the surface, then the upper deck dressings were laid on the steel mesh, and finally the deck dressings were laid on the floor. After construction is complete, the flatness of the floor is measured and accepted by professional quality inspectors.

3. Lay down insulation material.
Fix the nails in advance at the locations where the rock wool insulation needs to be laid in the container. When attaching the nails, reserve space to make sure that the nails are firmly attached according to the standard.  Laying of rock wool ensures that the length of the overlapping surface is sufficient, and the joints are covered with fireproof tape.

4. Install water pipes, air pipes, and cable trays.
Pre-lay insulation. Reserve the supporting boom needed to install the pipe on the top plate of the container to ensure that the pipe is straight and firmly secured.

5. Install interior trim wall panels.
Install the fixing slot of the fixing plate first, and then install the inner panel in the fixing slot. Before installation, ensure that the surface of the wall panel and the ceiling is smooth and flat, and ensure that the splicing gap is neat and straight.

6. Install the furniture and appliances. The furniture in the container must be installed and secured according to the requirements and locations in the preliminary design drawings. The power connection of the relevant equipment shall be constructed in accordance with the regulations and must be inspected by qualified quality inspectors during this period.

7. Testing & Acceptance
TLS accepts client's on-site inspection, video inspection, graphic inspection, and other methods for acceptance. We will only ship the containers after they pass the acceptance.