Bulk-liquid transport stations
New or retrofit tank-truck and rail-tank-car cleaning bays for petrochemical or chemical logistics, assessed around vehicle flow, access and recovery requirements.
06 / Equipment planning
Plan the tank-cleaning equipment around the working operation.
For new-build and retrofit projects, JAGUI supplies tank-cleaning equipment and can provide practical advice on equipment layout, operating flow, work bays, utilities, access equipment and collection interfaces. We do not undertake civil design, construction or general site contracting.
Typical application scenarios
Plan the equipment around the cleaning environment, not around a standard layout.
PFLEGE’s solutions cover petrochemical, port-transport, pharmaceutical and chemical, food-and-beverage, and IBC-cleaning contexts. JAGUI uses the relevant application to frame the equipment, operating flow and interfaces; civil design and construction remain outside the equipment scope.
Port and ISO tank facilities
Equipment-planning discussions for ISO tank-container operations, linking the cleaning bay with container movement, utilities, collection and inspection needs.
IBC and process-vessel facilities
Early equipment and interface planning for IBCs, reactors and selected food, pharmaceutical or chemical vessels, based on the actual cleaning procedure and site constraints.
Equipment-planning inputs
Start with the operation, then make the equipment boundary clear.
A useful equipment discussion connects what happens before, during and after cleaning with the site interfaces needed by the supplied equipment. It is not a civil-design or construction service.
Vehicle and operator movement
Review tank-truck or container arrival, positioning, access, cleaning, inspection and departure through the proposed working bay.
Cleaning sequence
Map the intended cleaning, drying, inspection and release procedure for the vessels handled by the station.
Site connections
Identify water, steam, air, power, drainage, wastewater and exhaust interfaces that need to connect to the equipment scope.
Clear project boundaries
JAGUI defines its equipment boundary and can advise on interfaces. The customer appoints the civil designers, construction contractors and general site contractors.
Equipment-planning route
A clear route from cleaning task to equipment scope.
This is a practical structure for an initial equipment and interface discussion; final engineering, civil design, construction and compliance requirements remain project-specific.
Understand the task
Confirm vessel formats, residue, throughput objectives and target operating procedure.
Map the sequence
Connect cleaning, drying, inspection and collection steps with the intended workflow.
Review equipment interfaces
Review space, access, utilities, drainage, treatment and operating controls that connect to the equipment scope.
Define the equipment scope
Identify the equipment boundary, options and project inputs needed for the next technical stage.
Equipment-advice areas
Bring the station interfaces into the same conversation as the cleaning equipment.
JAGUI can use the proposed operation to structure early equipment and interface advice for a new facility or retrofit. Civil and building work is not included in JAGUI’s scope.
Equipment location and access
Advise on cleaning positions, platform interfaces, working access, vehicle movement and the space needed by the equipment. The civil layout and building work are designed and delivered by the customer’s project team.
Utilities and treatment interfaces
Water, steam, air, electrical, drainage, wastewater and exhaust interfaces considered with the operating procedure and the equipment requirements.
Equipment boundaries
Cleaning units, support modules, controls and equipment-installation responsibilities made visible for project planning, separate from civil construction and general contracting.
Discuss your equipment concept
Share the layout, vessel flow and site constraints.
JAGUI will use the available project inputs to structure focused equipment and interface advice. We welcome consultations for new-build and retrofit projects, while civil design and construction remain with your appointed contractors.