My new home...

[Lash]

New construction Pharmecuitical lab. I'll post all progress pics in this thread. This is all I have for now. Pics are a little old already.

24" rounds 10ga stainless duct on pipe bridge for Thermal Oxidizer:





Tank farm:





Misc pics of the job:

[I_bend_metal]

24" rounds 10ga stainless duct on pipe bridge for Thermal Oxidizer

Or a kick ass water slide!!



Nice pics!

[Tech Rob]

I'm looking forward to seeing how this turns out. Your hospital thread was epic, Lash.

[vegaman04]

This wouldn't happen to be Cambridge Major would it?

[Lash]

This wouldn't happen to be Cambridge Major would it?

Maybe...why?

[Lash]

Update...

Corridor duct..




Misc. Aluminum exhaust duct...



Galv. and Alum. floor sweeps....supply and exhaust. Diffusers will be installed later...



Small MUA unit in pump room...


HVAC boilers..


Process pump skids...

[Lash]

Prod. corridor loop system...



Bottom/top of reactors with...



Stainless holding tank...




Thats it for now.
The company I work for is doing the HVAC, Process piping, Plumbing, and Fire Protection on this job. Lots to take pictures of.



Check for updates again soon.

[Lash]

I'm looking forward to seeing how this turns out. Your hospital thread was epic, Lash.

You just don't see very many pictures of the big jobs on here. I just figure some people might like it because they never get to experience jobs of that size.

[zzonko]

Nice spiral. Reminds me of the good old days at Johnson and Johnson in Racine, Abbott Labs and UL in N Chicago, Searle Pharma, Great Lakes NTC expansion all many moons ago

Alot of money in those little pills

[jcrank]

Thanks for the pictures Lash. Keep em coming! I love to see pictures of the larger industrial jobs.

[Lash]

Thanks for the pictures Lash. Keep em coming! I love to see pictures of the larger industrial jobs.

On the HVAC side.....I'd say about 60-70% of it is commercial-ish. A large part of this job is just spiral duct....and your usual TDC/ S & Drive duct. The steamfitters and plumbers have a lot of industrial work in the building.

I have never seen this much aluminum spiral in my life. I didn't realize how much of it I had to order. It's probably close to 2,000'......plus hundreds of aluminum fittings.
We have a ton of 10ga stainless oxidizer duct to run on the roof too.
Lots of neat stuff on this job.

[sirjames]

Is that welded drainage pipe I see?

If so ,why?

Just curious because I`ve never seen that done before.

[Lash]

Is that welded drainage pipe I see?

If so ,why?

Just curious because I`ve never seen that done before.

Yup....carbon welded steel. Needed to be carbon because of the possibility of extremely hot water and other liquids (chemicals) melting a PVC drain. Welded because it limits the possibility of a future leak. Hot water+ leaky fitting+ people under= ouch. All the floor drains in the production areas are welded carbon steel.
I never knew our plumbers could weld .

You should see all of the tig welded stainless drains that are under the ground. I was I had pictures of that.

Edit:
I forgot to add that some of the floor drains are also welded carbon steel because they are drained into a separate tank in the event that a drum of chemicals was accidentally spilled