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Our new manufacturing facility on Hoppcott Road in Delta B.C.
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Spade Turning Ceremony
IHI held a Spade Turning Ceremony to mark the beginning of construction of its first fully-automated factory on a 15+ acre site located on Tilbury Island in Delta, British Columbia, just outside of Vancouver.
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Shareholders view the installation of the first floor panels.
Shareholders view the installation of the first floor panels.
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Electrical cable trays
Electrical cable trays are placed beneath the raised floor allowing for easy servicing and upgrades of factory equipment from the crawlspace.
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10-ft x 10-ft floor panels
10-ft x 10-ft floor panels are placed on rubber pads over the foundation to form a complete flexible raised floor system.
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The first 10-ft x 40-ft wall panel being installed.
The first 10-ft x 40-ft wall panel being installed.
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The first 80-foot span service roof truss
The first 80-foot span service roof truss being installed onto the wall panels at the east end of the factory. Mobile cranes and trucks are visible on the raised floor system (capacity 562 lbs/ft2).
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Concrete being poured to an average thickness of 1"-1.25"
Concrete being poured to an average thickness of 1"-1.25" onto a variable thickness of rigid insulation in a typical IHI panel. The panels were manufactured in the IHI Surrey B.C. R&D facility.
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Unloading the 10-ft. x 40-ft. panels from IHI trucks.
Unloading the 10-ft. x 40-ft. panels from IHI trucks.
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:Show image '7-IHI 12-ft. x 40-ft. panels were erected in 4 hours by a crew of 3 and a crane.' in New Window:
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7-IHI 12-ft. x 40-ft. panels were erected in 4 hours by a crew of 3 and a crane.
7-IHI 12-ft. x 40-ft. panels were erected in 4 hours by a crew of 3 and a crane.
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Interior view showing the continuous connections between IHI roof panels
Interior view showing the continuous connections between IHI roof panels--3D space frame system--IHI columns--IHI walls--IHI footings.
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Another exterior perspective of the interlocked structural system.
Another exterior perspective of the interlocked structural system.
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Interior view of the second production bay being erected.
Interior view of the second production bay being erected.
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