A look inside a transportable equipment room.

These complete Transportable Equipment Rooms (TER) are ideal for housing washing and reclaim equipment at sites without incurring any construction costs, delays, or permanent structures. Used on military bases, construction sites, and at any facility requiring transportability, these cost effective systems can be configured for a wide range of applications and up and running in a few days.

Delivered to your site, this enclosed transportable equipment room sits adjacent to the wash pad and contains complete water recycling, high-volume demucking, and high-pressure washing systems.

STANDARD FEATURES:

• 20 or 40’ enclosure constructed of steel, aluminum, or stainless
• Power panel, receptacles and lighting
• Automated fans/louvers or insulated with full HVAC system
• All equipment, installed, pre-plumbed and wired
• Secondary containment for all fluids

OPTIONAL FEATURES:

• Insulation Package - Walls, ceiling, floor and doors insulated with rigid wallboard behind plywood, thru-bolted and sealed
• Full Heating Package – Thermostat-controlled heating system for freeze protection, and   circulation fans
• Specialized plumbing and piping
• Outside painting to match existing facility colors

Transporting an equipment room on a flat bed truck.

Equipment that can installed in TER:

• Complete closed-loop water recycling system
• Sewer Discharge pretreatment systems
• Oil Water separators
• Water management tanks with waste oil and solids storage
• PLC-controller with remote monitoring and SCADA capability
• Hot or cold water pressure washer
• Demucking system
• Non-chemical water disinfecting ozone generator

Rain Diverter System

Many wash facilities do not have a roof over the wash pads so when it rains, rain water automatically flows through the pre-treatment system into the city sewers. It is illegal throughout the US, however, to allow rainwater to enter the sewer system.

Our RDS is a programmable controller with manual/automatic switch capability. When it senses rain, it turns on the pumps for a field-settable time to remove the floating oils and water from the wash pad through our pre-treatment system. After the water with the floating oils are removed, the RDS then shuts down the pre-treatment system to prevent rainwater from entering the sewer system. After the rain event, the RDS will reset to allow normal operation of the pre-treatment system.

KEY WORDS:

Interval Time – The time set by the client on the time delay relay located inside the RDS Control Panel. The is the length of time the air pump will run after detecting rain. It is factory set for 15 minutes, but can be readily changed to suit field conditions.

The Rain Diverter senses the rain and pumps the oil and water from the wash pad to a water pretreatment system.

Rain Sensitivity – The adjustment on the rain sensor that determines the amount of rainfall needed to trigger the sensor. It is factory set at ¼” of rainfall.

Vent Ring Adjustment – The adjustable ring at the base of the rain sensor that determines the duration of time after rain stops before the rain sensor resets. This is factory set for the most rapid reset time possible.

Reset Time – The time required for the Rain Sensor to reset. This can vary, depending upon ambient humidity, sunlight, etc. It can take from 1-2 hours up to 24 hours.

These complete wash systems are ideal for washing equipment and vehicles at sites without incurring any construction costs, delays, or permanent structures. Used on military bases, construction sites, and at any facility requiring transportability, these cost effective systems can be configured for a wide range of applications and up and running in a few weeks. Recycling wash water also eliminates EPA and local impact fees, reduces sanitary sewer costs, and water restrictions.

How Does the Re-Cyke® TWB System Work?

The complete system consists of a self-contained aboveground wash pad and an enclosed equipment room. The pad includes a 12” high ramped structure capable of handling up to 40 tons/axle and tracked vehicles, an integrated water collection system to isolate solids and divert liquids, and a solids wash-down feature. The enclosed equipment room sits adjacent to the wash pad and contains complete water recycling, high-volume demucking, and high-pressure washing equipment.

As vehicles are cleaned on the pad, the wash/rinse water collects beneath the pad and is transferred to the closed loop recycling system for treatment and reuse so there is no off-site discharging. The solids removed from the vehicle are automatically washed to a collection section for future removal and disposal.

STANDARD FEATURES:

Elevated Wash Pad with Ramp

• Totally Transportable in Modular Sections
• Designed for drive-through or in-out operation
• Heavy steel I-beam support framework
• Unique fluid/solid separation weirs
• High Volume Demucking Equipment
• Available in 10 tons/axle & 40 tons/axle

Enclosure:

• 40’ enclosure is steel, aluminum, or stainless
• Power panel, receptacles and lighting
• Automated fans/louvers or insulated with full HVAC system
• Pre-plumbed and wired
• Secondary containment for all fluids

Equipment Included in Enclosure:

• Complete closed-loop water recycling system
• Water management tanks with waste oil and solids storage
• PLC-controller with remote monitoring and SCADA capability

Hot or cold water pressure washer

• Optional high volume/low pressure Demucking system
• Non-chemical water dis-infectiing ozone generator
• Fully automated, requires minimal maintenance
• All equipment UL/CSA listed

TWB SERIES SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Our Inclined Plate Clarifiers are designed to precipitate and remove suspended material in water. The IPC employs the use of a series of plates inclined at an angle of 55°. This specialized design allows the IPC to perform all of the functions of a conventional solids contact clarifier at a fraction of the space and cost.

Features & Benefits of Clarifiers

• Lower installed cost
• Easily installed indoors
• Minimal start-up / re-start time
• Lower maintenance costs
• Occupies less floor space
• Minimal field labor required to install

Clarifiers Performance

• Excellent removal of suspended solids down to 1 ppm
• Up to 1300 sq ft of plate surface area
• Effective removal of hard to settle solids such as colloids
• Ability to produce up to 3% – 5% concentrated sludge

• 100 or 385 Gallon Capacity
• EPA CFR 40-279.22 Compliant for Waste Oil Tanks
• Double-Walled, 110% Secondary Containment
• Constructed of Heavy Duty Polyethylene
• Recessed Oil Filter Drain
• Automatic Overflow Shutoff
• 2” Quick Release Drain
• Optional Spill Pan
• Maintenance Free

Standard Features

Lockable Manway	Debris Basket	Level Gauge

Internal Details

Our Wash Bay Solutions Stainless Debris Baskets are designed to both protect the equipment and help control costs associated with solids removal from wash bay sumps. The baskets are for washing applications with an average amount of solids. The baskets fit snugly into the sump and catch all solids from the wash bay before they reach the recycle systems. When the basket is full, personnel remove it and set it to the side to dewater. A second basket can then be placed into the sump and washing can continue. Once the sediment in the first debris basket is de-watered, it can be easily disposed of according to local enforcement agency regulations.

Applications:

• Heavy Equipment Washing
• Aircraft Maintenance
• Truck & Bus Washing
• Forklift Wash Facilities
• Military Bases

Benefits:

• Low Maintenance
• Heavy Duty Construction
• Impervious to Non-petroleum Materials
• Easy to Install

Our Wash Bay Solids Settling Bags help control costs associated with solids removal from wash bay sumps. Securely fastened to the end of a discharge pipe or hose, the bag slows down the flow of the incoming water, allowing the suspended solids to remain in the bag. Over time, the bag releases the water. Once the sediment-laden bag is de-watered, a front-end loader can easily pick it up and easily dispose of it according to local enforcement agency regulations.

Applications:

• Heavy Equipment Washing
• Aircraft Maintenance
• Truck & Bus Washing
• Forklift Wash Facilities
• Military Bases

Benefits:

• Low Maintenance
• Heavy Duty Construction
• Cost Effective
• No Capital Investment
• Impervious to Non-petroleum Materials
• Easy to Install
• Easy to Permit

The fabric is comprised of a heavy non-woven, high strength polypropylene geotextile and double chain stitched for extra security. Non-woven geo-textiles filter soil particles from drainage systems and stabilize roadways to increase the performance life of these structures.

Non-woven geo-textiles are approved by many local, state and federal agencies, including the Federal Highway Administration, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Environmental Protection Agency and AASHTO. We offer a range of sizes and auxiliary wash equipment that can be engineered for your particular application.