Shipping Container Conversions 8ft biomass energy unit
CS29382
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This conversion is for a Fre-engery, a company that specialises in turning organic waste into sustainable energy. Fre-energy builds anaerobic digestion systems as part of this process, and this container will be used to house the control unit for the digestion tanks.
CD Code CS29382
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This container is being fitted with a personnel door, and requires no end doors, so first we need to blank the open end off by fitting a new wall. For full details of this process, see our article Shipping Container Wall Build
As an alternative to standard shipper container doors, our client has chosen a personnel door, designed specifically for frequent pedestrian access. The door has a large louvered vent fitted into it, to help cool the container.
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We cut the correct sized aperture into the container wall, and made a steel frame to hold the window. The casement window (hinged at the side), has toughened glass and a trickle vent, to allow further ventilation.
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First we cut and aperture into the container, and fitted a 50mm box section steel frame to hold the extractor fan. We made a grill and cowl to deflect rainwater. The fan will be thermostatically controlled.
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We used fire retardant materials to insulate this container, and lined with 9mm redwood finish ply.
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The container is repainted in Juniper Green, and is ready for delivery.
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Features
Design
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Special features
- 8ft once used container
- No end doors
- Personnel door with louvered vent
- Casement window with toughened glass
- Extractor fan with cowl
- Ply lined and fire retardant insulation
- Repainted Juniper Green
The CAD
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Fit end wall
![](/smsimg/CS29382wallbuild.jpg)
This container is being fitted with a personnel door, and requires no end doors, so first we need to blank the open end off by fitting a new wall. For full details of this process, see our article Shipping Container Wall Build
Personnel door
As an alternative to standard shipper container doors, our client has chosen a personnel door, designed specifically for frequent pedestrian access. The door has a large louvered vent fitted into it, to help cool the container.
![](/smsimg/CS29382personneldoor.jpg)
![](/smsimg/CS29382personneldoor1.jpg)
Obscured window
We cut the correct sized aperture into the container wall, and made a steel frame to hold the window. The casement window (hinged at the side), has toughened glass and a trickle vent, to allow further ventilation.
![](/smsimg/CS29382windowaperture.jpg)
![](/smsimg/CS29382window.jpg)
Extractor fan
First we cut and aperture into the container, and fitted a 50mm box section steel frame to hold the extractor fan. We made a grill and cowl to deflect rainwater. The fan will be thermostatically controlled.
![](/smsimg/CS29382fangrill.jpg)
![](/smsimg/CS29382fanoutside.jpg)
![](/smsimg/CS29382fan2.jpg)
Ply lining
We used fire retardant materials to insulate this container, and lined with 9mm redwood finish ply.
![](/smsimg/CS29382lining.jpg)
![](/smsimg/CS29382lining2.jpg)
The finished container
The container is repainted in Juniper Green, and is ready for delivery.
![](/smsimg/CS29382finished.jpg)
![](/smsimg/CS29382finished2.jpg)
As with any product, specification is subject to change without prior notification. You are advised to confirm current specification before buying.