Container heat insulation and fire protection design refers to designing a set of heat insulation and fire protection system inside the container to protect the goods in the container from the influence of external temperature and fire. Commonly used insulation materials include rock wool, glass wool, polyurethane, etc., while fireproof materials include fireproof boards, fireproof coatings, etc.
TLS offshore containers can meet the A60 fire protection standard and usually use rock wool as an insulating material, which is made of basalt or lava mineral fibers. It has the following characteristics:
High temperature stability: rock wool can maintain stable insulation performance at high temperature, and can be used for thermal insulation of high temperature equipment.
Good thermal insulation performance: rock wool has low thermal conductivity and high thermal insulation performance, which can effectively reduce energy loss and reduce energy consumption.
Good fire performance: rock wool is a non-combustible material that will not burn or melt, and can effectively isolate the fire source and reduce the occurrence of fire.
Good sound absorption performance: The fiber structure of rock wool can effectively absorb sound waves, reduce noise transmission, and improve indoor comfort.
Environmental protection and health: rock wool products do not contain harmful substances, do not produce harmful gases, and are harmless to the environment and human health.
Using rock wool as a container insulation material can provide good thermal insulation performance, fire performance, sound insulation performance and environmental protection performance. When designing the insulation scheme, factors such as insulation requirements, cost and durability need to be considered comprehensively to determine the appropriate thickness and density of rock wool, and attention should be paid to the installation of rock wool and compliance with relevant fire protection and environmental protection standards.
In the heat insulation and fire protection design of containers, several aspects of design should also be considered:
Designing the insulation and how to insulate: The location of the insulation and how to insulate need to be determined. Generally speaking, the heat insulation layer can be designed on the inner wall, roof and ground of the container. At the same time, you can choose to use double-layer structure or single-layer structure for heat insulation.
Design fire protection layer and fire prevention method: need to determine the position and fire prevention method of fire protection layer. Generally speaking, the fireproof layer can be designed on the inner wall, roof and ground of the container. At the same time, you can choose to use fireproof boards, fireproof coatings and other materials for fire prevention.
Fire protection system design: The design of the fire protection system needs to be taken into account. This includes fire water sources, fire sprinklers, smoke detectors, etc.
Operator Safety: Operator safety needs to be considered. This includes things like lighting and ventilation systems inside the container.
Container heat insulation and fire protection design is a complex project, which needs to consider multiple aspects such as heat insulation, fire protection, fire protection system and operator safety. During the design process, it is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as the nature of the cargo inside the container, the characteristics of the container itself, and the budget to determine the most suitable heat insulation and fire protection scheme.
TLS offshore containers can meet the A60 fire protection standard and usually use rock wool as an insulating material, which is made of basalt or lava mineral fibers. It has the following characteristics:
High temperature stability: rock wool can maintain stable insulation performance at high temperature, and can be used for thermal insulation of high temperature equipment.
Good thermal insulation performance: rock wool has low thermal conductivity and high thermal insulation performance, which can effectively reduce energy loss and reduce energy consumption.
Good fire performance: rock wool is a non-combustible material that will not burn or melt, and can effectively isolate the fire source and reduce the occurrence of fire.
Good sound absorption performance: The fiber structure of rock wool can effectively absorb sound waves, reduce noise transmission, and improve indoor comfort.
Environmental protection and health: rock wool products do not contain harmful substances, do not produce harmful gases, and are harmless to the environment and human health.
Using rock wool as a container insulation material can provide good thermal insulation performance, fire performance, sound insulation performance and environmental protection performance. When designing the insulation scheme, factors such as insulation requirements, cost and durability need to be considered comprehensively to determine the appropriate thickness and density of rock wool, and attention should be paid to the installation of rock wool and compliance with relevant fire protection and environmental protection standards.
In the heat insulation and fire protection design of containers, several aspects of design should also be considered:
Designing the insulation and how to insulate: The location of the insulation and how to insulate need to be determined. Generally speaking, the heat insulation layer can be designed on the inner wall, roof and ground of the container. At the same time, you can choose to use double-layer structure or single-layer structure for heat insulation.
Design fire protection layer and fire prevention method: need to determine the position and fire prevention method of fire protection layer. Generally speaking, the fireproof layer can be designed on the inner wall, roof and ground of the container. At the same time, you can choose to use fireproof boards, fireproof coatings and other materials for fire prevention.
Fire protection system design: The design of the fire protection system needs to be taken into account. This includes fire water sources, fire sprinklers, smoke detectors, etc.
Operator Safety: Operator safety needs to be considered. This includes things like lighting and ventilation systems inside the container.
Container heat insulation and fire protection design is a complex project, which needs to consider multiple aspects such as heat insulation, fire protection, fire protection system and operator safety. During the design process, it is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as the nature of the cargo inside the container, the characteristics of the container itself, and the budget to determine the most suitable heat insulation and fire protection scheme.
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TLS provides offshore lab containers that conform to the rigorous DNV 2.7-1 Standards for offshore use. These specialized lab containers are designed to withstand the challenging conditions of offshore environments, including exposure to saltwater, high winds, and extreme temperatures.
The DNV 2.7-1 Standard is a certification requirement for all types of offshore containers used as transport units. This standard covers all aspects of offshore container design, including structural integrity, lifting points, ventilation, and access to the container. Containers designed and certified according to this standard possess enough strength to withstand the normal forces encountered in offshore operations and can withstand more extreme loads.
There has been a growing demand for offshore mobile laboratories in recent years, particularly in the fields of research, environmental testing, and healthcare. Portable labs offer scientists and researchers the flexibility to conduct experiments and analyze samples in remote or hard-to-reach locations. Lab containers have become increasingly popular in this area. Offshore lab containers are converted shipping containers that can be customized to meet the user's specific needs, including specialized equipment, ventilation systems, plumbing, and electrical outlets. They can also include safety features, such as fire suppression systems and hazardous material containment.
Offshore lab containers have the advantage of mobility, allowing them to be transported to any location via truck, train, or ship. This makes them particularly useful in remote areas where traditional laboratories may not be accessible. Lab containers are also cost-effective, as they can be delivered and set up in a matter of weeks, saving money and enabling researchers to begin their work sooner. Furthermore, lab containers are environmentally friendly, as they can be repurposed, reducing waste, and can be fitted with solar panels to reduce reliance on external power sources.
TLS offshore lab containers are highly durable and equipped with specialized equipment and safety features to ensure maximum safety for personnel working in and around the lab. They are corrosion-resistant and able to withstand damage from the elements, with fire suppression systems and gas detection sensors installed to prevent accidents.
In addition to their safety features, TLS offshore lab containers are highly customizable to meet the unique requirements of offshore research and experimentation. They can be designed with specialized equipment, lighting, and ventilation systems to meet the specific needs of offshore work.
TLS offshore lab containers are an ideal choice for offshore applications in the oil and gas industry, providing maximum safety and durability for personnel and equipment in harsh offshore environments. These specialized lab containers offer maximum safety and durability, ensuring that experiments and analyses can be conducted safely and efficiently in remote offshore locations.
Please download laboratory container brochure for reference.
The DNV 2.7-1 Standard is a certification requirement for all types of offshore containers used as transport units. This standard covers all aspects of offshore container design, including structural integrity, lifting points, ventilation, and access to the container. Containers designed and certified according to this standard possess enough strength to withstand the normal forces encountered in offshore operations and can withstand more extreme loads.
There has been a growing demand for offshore mobile laboratories in recent years, particularly in the fields of research, environmental testing, and healthcare. Portable labs offer scientists and researchers the flexibility to conduct experiments and analyze samples in remote or hard-to-reach locations. Lab containers have become increasingly popular in this area. Offshore lab containers are converted shipping containers that can be customized to meet the user's specific needs, including specialized equipment, ventilation systems, plumbing, and electrical outlets. They can also include safety features, such as fire suppression systems and hazardous material containment.
Offshore lab containers have the advantage of mobility, allowing them to be transported to any location via truck, train, or ship. This makes them particularly useful in remote areas where traditional laboratories may not be accessible. Lab containers are also cost-effective, as they can be delivered and set up in a matter of weeks, saving money and enabling researchers to begin their work sooner. Furthermore, lab containers are environmentally friendly, as they can be repurposed, reducing waste, and can be fitted with solar panels to reduce reliance on external power sources.
TLS offshore lab containers are highly durable and equipped with specialized equipment and safety features to ensure maximum safety for personnel working in and around the lab. They are corrosion-resistant and able to withstand damage from the elements, with fire suppression systems and gas detection sensors installed to prevent accidents.
In addition to their safety features, TLS offshore lab containers are highly customizable to meet the unique requirements of offshore research and experimentation. They can be designed with specialized equipment, lighting, and ventilation systems to meet the specific needs of offshore work.
TLS offshore lab containers are an ideal choice for offshore applications in the oil and gas industry, providing maximum safety and durability for personnel and equipment in harsh offshore environments. These specialized lab containers offer maximum safety and durability, ensuring that experiments and analyses can be conducted safely and efficiently in remote offshore locations.
Please download laboratory container brochure for reference.
TLS Offshore Containers offers intelligent pressurized containers that are designed and constructed to meet the specific needs and requirements of the customer. The containers are designed to provide a safe environment for personnel and equipment, with built-in HVAC and power control systems.
One of the key features of TLS intelligent pressurized containers is the incorporation of state-of-the-art safety monitoring systems. These include integrated fire and gas detection, pressurization and emergency shutdown systems, making them suitable for use in Zone 1/Zone 2 hazardous areas. This ensures that personnel and equipment are protected at all times, even in the most challenging environments.
TLS intelligent pressurized containers are also designed for easy connection and rapid mobilization. The company is able to integrate data communication networks, fire suppression systems, air conditioning systems, and other systems to ensure that the container is ready for use as soon as it reaches its destination. The containers are designed, manufactured, and certified to the latest DNV 2.7-1, EN 12079 offshore container standards, ATEX, IEC 60079-13, and/or SOLAS standards, ensuring that they meet the highest industry standards and are built to withstand the harsh conditions of offshore operations.
The design of the pressurized containers is based on a combination of engineering principles and customer requirements. The containers are typically designed using 3D modeling software, allowing the customer to visualize the design and make any necessary modifications. The containers are then manufactured using high-quality materials and state-of-the-art welding techniques to ensure maximum durability and longevity.
Some of the main features of TLS intelligent pressurized containers include A60 or A0 passive fire protection, hazardous area ratings for Zone 1/Zone 2, and DNV 2.7-1/EN12079 structural design codes. The containers are also equipped with an intelligent combined pressurization fire and gas panel (CPFG), automatic fire dampers, and ex-proof pressurization fans. Other safety features include fire and smoke detectors, flammable gas detectors, and H2S detectors.
In addition to safety features, TLS intelligent pressurized containers are also designed for easy installation and mobilization. The containers are equipped with air conditioning systems that are ATEX compliant or ex-proof, and they feature emergency lighting and automatic fire extinguishing systems. The containers are fully load/drop tested and are certified by the Container Safety Convention (CSC).
TLS offshore pressurized containers are trusted by esteemed clients such as ADNOC, ENSP, Sonatrach, Halliburton, SNF, Perenco, and many others who demand the highest level of safety and efficiency for their offshore operations. With advanced safety features, easy installation and mobilization, and industry-standard certifications, TLS intelligent pressurized containers provide peace of mind and ensure the safety of personnel and equipment.
One of the key features of TLS intelligent pressurized containers is the incorporation of state-of-the-art safety monitoring systems. These include integrated fire and gas detection, pressurization and emergency shutdown systems, making them suitable for use in Zone 1/Zone 2 hazardous areas. This ensures that personnel and equipment are protected at all times, even in the most challenging environments.
TLS intelligent pressurized containers are also designed for easy connection and rapid mobilization. The company is able to integrate data communication networks, fire suppression systems, air conditioning systems, and other systems to ensure that the container is ready for use as soon as it reaches its destination. The containers are designed, manufactured, and certified to the latest DNV 2.7-1, EN 12079 offshore container standards, ATEX, IEC 60079-13, and/or SOLAS standards, ensuring that they meet the highest industry standards and are built to withstand the harsh conditions of offshore operations.
The design of the pressurized containers is based on a combination of engineering principles and customer requirements. The containers are typically designed using 3D modeling software, allowing the customer to visualize the design and make any necessary modifications. The containers are then manufactured using high-quality materials and state-of-the-art welding techniques to ensure maximum durability and longevity.
Some of the main features of TLS intelligent pressurized containers include A60 or A0 passive fire protection, hazardous area ratings for Zone 1/Zone 2, and DNV 2.7-1/EN12079 structural design codes. The containers are also equipped with an intelligent combined pressurization fire and gas panel (CPFG), automatic fire dampers, and ex-proof pressurization fans. Other safety features include fire and smoke detectors, flammable gas detectors, and H2S detectors.
In addition to safety features, TLS intelligent pressurized containers are also designed for easy installation and mobilization. The containers are equipped with air conditioning systems that are ATEX compliant or ex-proof, and they feature emergency lighting and automatic fire extinguishing systems. The containers are fully load/drop tested and are certified by the Container Safety Convention (CSC).
TLS offshore pressurized containers are trusted by esteemed clients such as ADNOC, ENSP, Sonatrach, Halliburton, SNF, Perenco, and many others who demand the highest level of safety and efficiency for their offshore operations. With advanced safety features, easy installation and mobilization, and industry-standard certifications, TLS intelligent pressurized containers provide peace of mind and ensure the safety of personnel and equipment.
