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Demolition
News Release from: Dallas Contracting | Subject: Equipment salvage and decommissioning
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 August 2007
Equipment salvage and decommissioning
project
Dallas Contracting recently completed equipment salvage and decommissioning project in Northern New Jersey.
Dallas Contracting, a specialized contractor providing demolition services, onsite concrete aggregate crushing, equipment salvage and scrap metal recycling to various industries, recently completed an equipment salvage and decommissioning project in Northern New Jersey (NJ) The client was a large privately held provider of bulk liquid handling services
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 30 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Dallas Contracting completed two projects that consisted of the removal of various equipment from several active plants.
The project scope of work consisted of two separate phases: Phase 1 - Equipment Salvage and Phase 2 Decommissioning.
In Phase I, Dallas Contracting Co performed the following equipment salvage scope of work:.
* Provided all labor, equipment and transportation to dismantle the bottle line and drum line.
* All equipment was disassembled and transported to a nearby warehouse for storage.
* The two (2) kettles with mixers were rigged and transported to a yard area for storage.
* Three (3) steel tanks and one (1) fiberglass tank were removed and relocated in the warehouse for storage.
* Remaining equipment was crated, packed and secured onto trucks to be shipped to the client's other facilities.
In Phase 2, Dallas Contracting Co performed the following decommissioning scope of work:.
* Cold Cut and blank all incoming piping outside of the west wall.
* All piping to be cold cut into manageable lengths.
* Salvage select pumps as designated by client.
* Demolish all remaining electrical gear and conduit.
* Demolish all concrete curbs.
* Patch floors and all wall penetrations.
* Remove HVAC ducts in packaging area and install appropriate cap.
The project was completed on schedule and without incident or injury.
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