Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Ashburn, VA
Unversity of Michigan Bioscience Research, Ann Arbor, MI
LA Childrens Hospital Research, Los Angeles, CA
Brown University Bioscience Building, Providence, RI
University Meryland Dental Research Building, Baltimore, MD
Northwestern University - Lurie Cancer Research, Chicago, IL
UCSF Mission Bay QB3 Research Building, San Francisco, CA
Gladstone Institute , San Francisco, CA
Center of Disease Control CUP, Atlanta, GA
Bio-research Building, Medical College Wisconsin |
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 Howard Hughes Medical Institute, VA |
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The new research campus for Howard Hughes is a significant investment for one of the largest philanthropic organizations in the world. The $ 500 million facility is designed into a hillside overlooking the Potomac River to provide a unique environment for world class research teams. Earthsafe provided a 20,000 gallon aboveground fuel tank to serve (2) generators of 2 MW capacity. Generators included exhaust treatment systems for pollution control. In addition the boilers were provided with a 45,000 gallon capacity propane / air storage and blending system to minimize emissions at the “green” facility. |
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 University of Michigan Bioscience Research, MI |
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| Earthsafe provided dual 10,000 gallon storage tanks in the building with a remote fill station at street level designed for safe filing of the tanks. Dual pump systems transfer fuel from the tanks to serve (2) generator day tanks. The Earthsafe Quadplex control system provides integration of the system components, including safely switching FOS and FOR piping at the dual storage tanks. |
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LA Childrens Hospital Research , Los Angeles, CA |
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Earthsafe provided the emergency power fuel system for the research facility. The extremely tight site restrictions required shoring systems for the tank and piping installation. The underground storage tank meets the complex regulatory requirements of LA and the State of California. |
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 Brown University Bioscience Building , Providence, RI |
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Earthsafe provided a new 8000 gallon underground tank and containment piping system to serve existing generators and boilers in the plant serving the complex of research buildings. |
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University Meryland Dental Research Building, MD |
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| Earthsafe provided a 6000 gallon bulk storage tank with a remote fill system designed for safe fuel transfer. The duplex pump system provided fuel service to the generators located on the building roof. The Earthsafe Quadplex unit provides integration of the system elements. |
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Northwestern University - Lurie Cancer Research, IL |
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Earthsafe provided a 6000 gallon fuel system with duplex pump and filter units in the basement of the research facility. The system fed (2) generator units which were located 5 levels above the tank storage. The system included an advanced fill station design to allow safe filling of the bulk tank from street level. |
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UCSF Mission Bay QB3 Research Building, San Francisco, CA |
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| Earthsafe provided an underground fuel tank, pump and filter system serving (2) generator tanks on the roof of the 8 story research building. The piping in the building was a welded steel primary / welded steel containment, designed by Earthsafe for required safety of transferring fuel through the building. |
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Gladstone Institute , San Francisco, CA |
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| Earthsafe provided a fire safe aboveground fuel tank, pump transfer system, and fuel conditioning system for the emergency power unit. |
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Center of Disease Control CUP, Atlanta, GA |
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| Earthsafe provided the emergency power fuel system for the new central plant facility at the CDC campus. The tight site restrictions required the use of an innovative shoring method for the 40,000 gallon underground fuel tank. Transfer systems provided for fuel delivery to 3 generator and 3 boiler units. |
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Bio-research Building, Medical College Wisconsin |
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| Earthsafe provided an advanced fuel transfer and control system for emergency power. The system transfers fuel from and underground fuel storage tank to the generator units located on the roof of the multi-story facility. |