Media Blasting Booth Questions and Answers 1.pdf
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- Media Blasting Booth System
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- W52P1J-22-R-3028
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a media blasting booth system for a 20-foot length by 32-inch diameter pipe weighing 30,000 pounds. Key details include that the system would need to blast primer off the pipe to achieve a 1.5 to 2.5 mil anchor profile using sand media. Additional requirements specified are for an auger recovery system, 230 or 460 volt/3 phase power, and that painting would be performed after blasting. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number W52P1J-22-R-3028 from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command for a media blasting booth system, as further described in the attached solicitation and statement of work.
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1. What is being Blasted? 20’ length x 32” diameter pipe
2. Height, weight and depth? 20’ length x 32” diameter pipe
3. How much does this part weigh? 30,000 lbs.,
4. How large of a Blast you do you feel like you need? 6” to 12” diameter.
6. What is being Blasted off? primer
7. What media do you intend to us? sand
8. Do you need the full set up, Blast Room, Reclaimer, Blast Pot and Dust Collector? See qualifying statement
9. What kind of recovery is needed, Sweep in, Pneumatic or Auger? Auger
10. Voltage required 230 or 460 volt/3 Phase? See qualifying statement
11. How large is the Air Compressor (Horse Power)? What CFM do you need?
12. How will they load the Blast Room? See qualifying statement
13. What step is being performed before Blasting? n/a
14. What step or procedure is being performed after Blasting? painting
15. What mill profile or finish are they working to achieve? ? Blasting sand that create 1.5 mil to
2.5 mil anchor profile
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