Demaco Terminal Operations is a "terminal for
hire". We receive, store and dispatch chemical
products for world known chemical companies. We do not own the products
stored at our facility, but we are responsible for
maintaining the quality and quantity of the products
while under our custody.
Typical Work Performed:
ELECTRICAL POWER:
Electric power is purchased from PR Electric Power
Authority at 115 KV.
Two incoming transmission lines supply power
to the plant switchyard.
Switches and oil circuit breakers in the
switchyard are arranged to feed 115 KV into one 20
MVA transformer supplying power to the main 13.8KV
distribution system.
Power is also distributed at 2.4 KV and at
480 volts.
FIRE PROTECTION WATER:
A deep well in our facility pumps water into the
firewater pond, where two(2) 2,500 gpm pumps provide
water for the fire protection water system located throughout the
Terminal and dock facilities.
STORAGE TANKS:
There are 34 tanks in the farm with a total capacity of
26,265,662 gallons or 625,816 bbls. All tanks are carbon
steel. There are 7 pressure vessels.
The regular tanks in VOC's service have internal
floating roofs.
Storage
Capacity |
Number
of
Tanks |
Range
Tanks |
Modes
Served |
Truck
Facilities |
Commodities
Handled |
26,265,662
|
34
Tanks |
7,000
4,000,000 |
Tanker
Barge |
One Truck
Scale
/
Three Loading Racks |
Acetone
Heptane
Hexane
Isopropanol
Methanol
Petroleum Distillates
Sodium Hydroxide
Toluene |
PIPELINE SYSTEM:
DOCK
FACILITY:
The dock is leased from the Ports
Authority.
The dock accommodates tanker vessels up
to 800 ft. in length.
The pier consists of a 10 ft. wide
trestle from shore to the main breasting
dolphin, two auxiliary breasting dolphins, two
mooring dolphins, a walkway, and an outboard
dolphin.
The pier simultaneously accommodates two liquid
product transfers.
Demaco utilizes the east side of the
dock; a neighboring company utilizes the west side.
The main breasting dolphin is a
cast-in-place monolithic concrete structure with
fendering on both sides.
It is supported by on pipe piles filled
with concrete.
The liquid unloading facilities consist
of a structure to handle the hoses.
Product and service piping (water and
nitrogen) terminate on the main breasting
dolphin.
Harbor: A
300 ft. wide approach channel 40 ft. in depth
was dredged in Guayanilla Bay to the marine
facility.
The dredged area increases to 380 ft. wide in
the vicinity of the pier.
Potential Uses:
-
Development of a Terminal to handle storage for
pharmaceuticals and other plants.
-
Distribution center for utilities, materials or
construction materials.
-
Development of a free-trade zone for tax-free
industries.
-
Storage of Cryogenics material.
-
Development of manufacturing areas such as:
Pharmaceutical Industries, or military components
for aircraft industries.
-
Drum manufacturing and drumming processing.
-
Assembly line for internal combustion engines.
-
Assembly line for agricultural machinery components.
-
Assembly line for automobiles.
-
Manufacture of houseware goods, such as, stainless
steel pots, plastic containers, etc.
-
Manufacture of rubber tires(Uniroyal, B.F. Goodrich,
or others).
-
Toy
manufacturing.
-
Waste Treatment Plant incineration.
-
Service Industries as a finish processing zone for
process which manufacturing has been started in the
Caribbean or Latin American countries.
-
Research and development Laboratories.
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