Media Reclaim Systems for Offshore and LNG Modules
Blasting offshore and LNG module frames can generate significant abrasive cleanup demands around stands, rails and heavy staging equipment. Double D Mechanical installs, relocates and services media reclaim systems and the mechanical connections that support abrasive recovery in industrial blast rooms.
Discuss your installationRecovery Paths Under Module Staging
Module supports and transport fixtures can interrupt how spent abrasive reaches the reclaim system. Recovery layout should be reviewed around actual stand locations, work positions and the traffic paths used to move frames in and out.
Conveying and Separator Placement
Reclaim conveyors, bucket elevators, separators and hoppers need space that stays reachable after the blast room is operating. Equipment placement should account for maintenance doors, cleanout points, wear parts and forklift or lift access.
Dust and Debris Management
Recovered abrasive carries dust, scale and coating debris that must be separated from reusable media. The reclaim system should be coordinated with dust collection connections, discharge locations and housekeeping needs in the blast area.
Slab, Pit and Utility Coordination
Media reclaim work can affect floor elevation, trench locations, pits and utility routing. Early review helps identify where structural, electrical and mechanical trades need to coordinate before equipment is set.
Preparation for Layout Review
Bring the details that explain how abrasive will move from the floor back to the blast process.
- Blast room dimensions and workpiece positions
- Stand, rail, cart or transporter arrangement
- Abrasive media type and recovery preference
- Slab, pit, electrical and dust collection information
Frequently asked questions
Why is reclaim layout different for module frames?
Large frames often sit on supports or transport equipment that can block abrasive movement, so recovery paths need to match the actual staging method.
What service access should be considered?
Access is needed around conveyors, elevators, separators, screens, hoppers, bearings, cleanouts and wear components.
Can a reclaim system be retrofitted into a blast room?
A retrofit depends on the slab, floor height, room layout, dust collection, utilities and available space for recovery equipment.
What should be ready for the first review?
Have room dimensions, module handling details, abrasive information, photos, utility locations and any existing reclaim or dust collection data.