Max Rhoads Wastewater Settling Tank Cover
The Rundown
Pavilion-style buildings are used to cover multiple settling tanks at a wastewater treatment plant. The fabric structures were designed to withstand extremely high winds and were installed over existing settling tanks with minimal interruption of business.
Feature Details
- 136 ft x 112 ft (15,232 sq ft)
- Hot dip galvanized solid steel frame
- Fire-retardant polyethylene fabric roof and gables
- Pavilion-style building with 12’ open sidewalls on all four sides
- 4-ft eave extensions along sidewalls
- Aluminum roof vents for peak exhaust
- Installed over existing settlement tanks
- 15 psf ground snow load, 20 psf live snow load, 115 mph windspeed, wind exposure C, seismic zone D, fully exposed, normal occupancy
- Building use: Wastewater treatment plant
Industry
State & Municipal, Waste & Recycling
Size
15,232 sq ft
Location
Owensboro, KY
Year
2017
Testimonials
Protecting this equipment helps it run more efficiently.
We didn’t have any experience with fabric buildings, but they were a cost-effective solution for our needs. Protecting this equipment helps it run more efficiently. So far the building is doing the job of providing protection for the new equipment.
It was a good experience working with Legacy.
Our transportation system requires the diesel buses to be stored in a facility to keep them warm and protected from the elements. Legacy's customized fabric structure design was able to fit our purposes. Their in-house installation crew put up the building very quickly. They're easy to work with and willing to help, and the communication with the city and responsiveness throughout the project was very good.
It seemed to be the perfect solution.
The building needed to be as salt resistant as possible. Legacy had a solid steel frame as opposed to tubular steel – it seemed to be the perfect solution.
