MULTIPROP shoring towers were stacked 42’ high to support the slab formwork for the digester tank

Southwest Water Reclamation Facility Biosolids Waste to Energy Project
St. Petersburg, Florida, United States

Designed to convert wastewater byproducts into methane gas, this project will allow the city of St. Petersburg to use its own byproduct to power its sanitation trucks as well as use the biogas to operate a new generator, which will burn off the extra biogas and produce heat and electricity for the Southwest plant. Using the biogas also generates revenue for the city thanks to a federal credit earned for renewable energy. For the construction of the plant PERI provided equipment to the General Contractor, Haskell, who self-performed most of the project and to the subcontractor, Acclaim Service Group. RUNDFLEX was used to form the round walls of the digester tanks and 42’ tall stacked MULTIPROP shoring towers were used to support the slab formwork. The contractor was able to assemble the tall shoring towers on the ground outside the tank and then pick and stack the pre-assembled segments inside the tank, resulting in major labor savings compared to conventional shoring systems. The Biosolids plant is expected to be completed in April 2019.

Contractor
Acclaim Service Group

Location

St. Petersburg, Florida

The Project

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MULTIPROP shoring towers were stacked 42’ high to support the slab formwork for the digester tank

Project Information

Requirements

Dewatering Building, using PERI TRIO Formwork Clarifier Tanks 17’ tall using PERI RUNDFLEX, also used smaller panels to pour the slab edge Splitter Box using PERI TRIO Formwork Batch Tanks using TRIO & MULTIFLEX (28 ft tall shoring). Completed by Haskell   Digester Tanks using RUNDFLEX & MULTIFLEX for top slab Gas Dome Walls using RUNDLFEX Completed by Acclaim Service Group

Solutions

Tall MULTIPROP Shoring Towers, RUNDFLEX, TRIO