glass plant ventilation / before and after
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An Inspection & Refurbish Resolved Several Safety Hazards & Made this 70+ Year Vent Like New Again.
Project Profile: Glass Plant
The Inspection Team Found• Sheeting; Warped,
Rusted• Frame: Bowed• Damper: Non-
functioning• Batch-Dust: Build-Up
of Particulate• Broken & missing
hardware.
Project Profile: Glass PlantSHEETING• Year of heat and “burn
outs” has led to warping.• Some areas have
corrosion.• Sheeting should be
replaced approx. every 20 years.
Damaged Sheeting Can Lead to Leaks and Water Entrainment.
SHEETINGOld fashioned sheeting replaced with modern, more durable sheeting.
Project Profile: Glass Plant
BEFORE AFTER
Project Profile: Glass PlantFRAME• Mostly in good condition.• Key parts needed replacement due to
bowing. These adjustments realigned the entire unit.
A Strong Frame Can Last Decades as long as the rest of the unit is maintained well.
Project Profile: Glass PlantDAMPER• Replaced operator,
previously stuck open• Divided unit into two
halves for lighter load / easier opening.
BEFORE AFTER
A Broken Damper will Lead to Heat Loss during the colder months
Project Profile: Glass PlantBATCH DUST• Removal of built-up
particulate batch dust. Vacuum procedure.
BEFORE AFTER
Excessive batch dust can become caustic, leading to problems.
Project Profile: Glass PlantOTHER REPAIRS• Misc. parts, panels, and
components were replaced, repaired, & cleaned as necessary.
BEFORE AFTER
Proper Maintenance will help a ventilator last for decades
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