Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
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We will soon be getting Keldax(type of filled EVA) in railcars. The problem is they will be moving from the warm climate in Tennessee upto the cold winter months in Michigan.The material also absorbs some moisture. We are planning to use the railcar as our storage.We plan to empty one railcar in two to three weeks time. I want to know if anybody has had the freezing issues with the railcar and how you addessed it.
We do not have any garage to park the railcar in a warm area. Some solutions are the vibrators on the railcar and the blowing warm air through the car. But blowing warm air will cause more condensation if we do not use the railcars soon enough.
Your inputs would be very helpful. Thank you.
We do not have any garage to park the railcar in a warm area. Some solutions are the vibrators on the railcar and the blowing warm air through the car. But blowing warm air will cause more condensation if we do not use the railcars soon enough.
Your inputs would be very helpful. Thank you.






RE: Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
RE: Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
If we have to blow warm air into the railcar then we have to do that continuosly till we empty the railcar or else it will cause more condensation. I'm not sure of the cost of blowing warm air 24/7 for 2-3 weeks yet during the winter months. The reason we went to railcars was that the cost of resin is cheaper. Looking for a cheaper and workable alternative.
RE: Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
RE: Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
RE: Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
RE: Resin Freezing in railcar Issue
RE: Resin Freezing in railcar Issue