Rail Transfer Systems

Overview

Alpha Process bottom provide a wide range of loading systems specifically designed for rail loading applications.

Loading arms with completely integrated couplings (ERC) emergency release couplings and Dry break enable product to be transferred efficiently and safely.

Benefits

In house design

3D CAD systems are used in the modelling of customers rail loading area and rail cars, from which the working envelope of the loading arm is determined. This enables checks to be carried out for any potential clash problems between the loading arm and the tanker. Once this stage is completed it is passed to the client for review and sign off.

Reliable operation

The robust design and superior quality of parts gives the loading arms a long reliable service live.

Superior swivel joints

APC swivel joints are designed and manufactured for long life durability and ease of service.

Versatility

Choose from our standard range of loading arms, or request a bespoke design, manufactured to your specific rail terminal loading requirements.

Associated equipment

We can supply the complete loading arm system that incorporates quick release drybreak couplings and emergency release driveaway protection, or specific systems to your specifications.

Stress analysis

Full stress analysis is carried out as standard on all our loading arm designs including the dynamic loading seen during a drive-away scenario.

Proven Design

Over 30 years field experience.

Supplied to:

Major Oil, Gas and Petrochemical companies throughout the world.

Rigorously tested

Hydrostatic testing for each individual loading arm.

Impeccable records

Retention to ensure correct spares are supplied when required. Spare parts held in stock.

Effectiveness

Numerous actual product trials at customer sites have over the years proved beyond doubt the effectiveness of the APC Loading arm system.

Manufactured to the Highest Quality Control Standard

QA system ISO 9001 2015 approved.
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