MANY HELPING HANDS LAST WEEK TO GOODLAND

This past week at the Goodland site there were many hands doing many things. Credit goes out to all those who played a role in accomplishing all the work. From the Goodland site was Robert , Danny, Blake, Tim and Lance. Traveling out from Michigan to lend a hand was Ron Andrews, Randy Harris, Shaun Schneider and myself.  
The week was spent placing in new pumps and replacing others, reconfiguring manifolds, tank dedications, adding piping and fittings and plumbing routing. Not to mention the tedious task of cleaning a half dozen tanks for product reassignment (did I mention it was 100 degrees also).

 This shows loading system with a 4” Endress Hauser meter and 6” Thompsons filter



This plumbing design has the GPM to allow us the ability to load from one tank the same product simultaneously to truck and rail going through two separate meter and filter systems   

Here is also the use of a 2” Endress Hauser meter being used for product injections 

 



This view entails a pump that supplies Micro 500 to the rail along with supplying other high nutrient products to the manifold in the background that feeds the metering system to the outdoor truck loading bay.  





View from atop of a railcar overseeing the installed piping transferring product accomplishing numerous scenarios- unloading or loading rail, sparging of 500,000 gallons tanks, loading trucks and transferring and receiving products to all adjacent containments.