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Steel Sectional Tanks – UK

Premier Foods, Lifton - Devon
Unilever Bestfoods UK (now Premier Foods) awarded Braithwaite
a Turnkey contract for replacing the existing water storage tank at their
Lifton food processing factory. The contract involved providing and erecting
a galvanised steel modular tank 14.64m x 10.98m x 4.88m high elevated
on a 9 metre high support structure. A unique feature of this tank was
the design and manufacture of 12 No. compartments with a system of baffles
and weir plates. Top
Stockland Hill - South West Water
Water Undertaker South West Water awarded Braithwaite a contract to upgrade
an existing elevated steel sectional water storage tank to comply with
current WRAS regulations. A new 100m³ steel sectional tank with a division
was supplied together with ancillary equipment. Top
Millennium Dome – London
The Dome at Greenwich, London was the centrepiece of the UK’s Millennium
celebrations. Braithwaite LPCB approved steel sectional tanks were selected
to provide water supply for the sprinkler fire protection system. The
‘L’ shaped steel tanks were located in two of the eight cores
built around the diameter of the dome. Top
Northern General Hospital –
Sheffield
The Northern General Hospital is one of the largest hospitals in the UK
with a growing international reputation. The Sheffield Teaching Hospital
NHS Trust awarded Braithwaite a Turnkey contract to dismantle existing
water tanks and replace with two 360m³ steel sectional water tanks compliant
with WRAS and NHS specifications. The Beltherm 70 insulation system was
used on the new steel tanks to assist in the prevention of microbiological
growth. The tanks dimensions were 20.74m x 7.32m x 2.44m high. Top
Associated British Ports –
Immingham Docks
A turnkey project was undertaken for The Associated British Ports. Braithwaite
replaced an elevated potable water storage tank that supplied the Cold
Water Down Services for the entire Immingham site. The replacement modular
steel tank was used for storing water for a borehole on site. The contract
involved scaffolding the existing structure and water tank, dismantling
of the existing tank and replacing with a galvanised steel modular tank
with a configuration of 14.64m x 13.20m x 4.88m high. Top

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