DESCRIPTION

CIP Warehouse 2 offers the potential for transloading opportunity with in place hoppers, conveyors, and systems for moving large bulk materials. The building has high ceilings, office space, utility infrastructure, and overhead cranes.

If equipment is not needed in building, the unusable structures can be demolished and large warehousing with high ceilings can be utilized.

This building was used for FGD material intake, gypsum dewatering, and limestone prepration (grinding limestone into liquid reagent) to manufacture synthetic gypsum. Two large limestone silos are within the building and are what give the building variable height.

Building is separated into two three large areas:
1) Limestone Prep Room: High ceilings, x2 rotating ball-mills, x2 large silos. Limestone was piped into ball-mill (rotating horizontal tumbler) that grinds limestone into small pieces. Both a 5-ton and 10-ton crane are present in this room of the building. Metal mezzanine levels are present on this floor, all of which can be kept or removed per the prospect demand. 

2) Vacuum Pump Room: Contains equipment, pumps, dock doors, stairwell access, fire suppression, and open, unobstructed access to mezzanine level above. This infrastructure can be gutted and left with shell to meet prospect needs.

3) Mezzanine Level: Various pipes with product travel through floor to mainfold with hoses that go under to channel that is under a vacumm. A vacumm sucks down on belt to remove water from reacted limestone to pump and dry synthetic gypsum, which is what came off belt at end of process. The finished gypsum fed off belt into a chute that gathered into a collection hopper that loaded into a conveyor that conveyed finished synthetic gypsum to outdoor storage.

Building drawings for utilities and floor layouts can be provided per prospect demand.