What are the functions of the additional equipment of the TLS offshore container refrigeration unit？
Instructions for additional equipment related to refrigeration units such as CA, MA and humidity controllers.
- CA is short for Controlled Atmosphere. It is an auxiliary facility that controls the levels of CO2 and O2 in the container. The container should be airtight and have a nitrogen generator and source of carbon dioxide (such as a carbon dioxide compressed air bottle or scrubber). In both cases, the oxygen content is controlled by ventilation.
- MA stands for Modified Atmosphere. This means that the container has an interface into which the mixed gas is injected before shipping. During transport, the air composition in the container is no longer controlled.
- Humidifier can use a water source or condensate from an evaporator to humidify the circulating air. Dehumidification can be achieved by evaporative heating devices or chemical reactions. The humidity inside the chamber can only be adequately controlled if both dehumidification and humidification are available.
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Negative air pressure is a safe containment solution in which more air is taken in than is expelled.
Negative air pressure in the environment does not mean that the actual pressure is negative because, according to science, absolute pressure can never be less than zero. Negative air pressure means that the pressure within an environment is less than the pressure of its surroundings. As air flows from high pressure to low pressure, this difference in pressure level acts as a vacuum effect and causes air to flow in from the outside.
The negative air system produces a vacuum effect or a direction of air flow into the space by creating and maintaining the air pressure differential. In doing so, it restricts the spread of contaminants such as dust and mould and pollutants such as bacteria and viruses from the controlled space to the outside.
This system traps dangerous and infectious particles in the air and removes them by means of a blower and a group of filters.
In summary, when the external environment is safe, but toxic and harmful gases are generated inside, negative pressure is preferred
• Modular Petroleum Laboratory
• Laboratory container / cabin
• Blast Resistant Container, Blast proof Container
• Mud Lab
Negative air pressure in the environment does not mean that the actual pressure is negative because, according to science, absolute pressure can never be less than zero. Negative air pressure means that the pressure within an environment is less than the pressure of its surroundings. As air flows from high pressure to low pressure, this difference in pressure level acts as a vacuum effect and causes air to flow in from the outside.
The negative air system produces a vacuum effect or a direction of air flow into the space by creating and maintaining the air pressure differential. In doing so, it restricts the spread of contaminants such as dust and mould and pollutants such as bacteria and viruses from the controlled space to the outside.
This system traps dangerous and infectious particles in the air and removes them by means of a blower and a group of filters.
In summary, when the external environment is safe, but toxic and harmful gases are generated inside, negative pressure is preferred
• Modular Petroleum Laboratory
• Laboratory container / cabin
• Blast Resistant Container, Blast proof Container
• Mud Lab
Offshore containers should be inspected regularly every year. Regular inspections should be performed on the inside and outside of the container when it is empty. TLS has prepared tips for you to check including:
- Inspection of signs and nameplates.
- Weld inspection of main structural members to confirm that there are no visible defects.
- Inspection of lifting lugs and lashing points for deformation, mechanical damage, or other dangerous defects.
- Inspect all structures for corrosion, deformation, mechanical damage, or other dangerous defects.
- Check the condition of the container floor, including the bottom drainage facilities and drainage holes.
- Check for corrosion and mechanical damage inside the fork pockets (where applicable).
- Check the door, frame, seal, hinge, door lock, etc., and confirm the opening and closing of the door.
