In this three-part series, we are breaking down the structural integrity of tension fabric buildings. Part one took us through structural frames v. open web trusses and part two highlighted the Legacy difference when it comes to fabric panels vs. monocovers. The final installment of our blog...
Our own Matt Vanscoyoc was published in the April issue of Waste Advantage Magazine (pages 60-65) in an article titled Composting Biosolids in Florida. It features a great team effort involving TLC Diversified, CDM Smith, Legacy and a proprietary composting method from Harvest Quest. Legacy...
Compost thrives in a controlled environment. Organic materials that are too dry or too wet will not break down, causing slower production and potentially a host of other problems.
The sun’s rays are used to grow plants, and can even serve as a sustainable source of energy. But the ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun can also cause damage. In addition to the well-documented effects of UV rays on skin, UV rays are known to propagate unwanted plant life, and cause plastic,...
While most people don’t want to think about it, wastewater treatment is an important part of maintaining our quality of life. A wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) that requires less maintenance while improving efficiency has an important role to play in any community. Non-corrosive fabric...
While recycling and waste processing facilities (WPF) are a necessary aspect of modern life – after all, most people don’t want to deal with garbage after it’s brought to the curb — there is one main reason the facility may not be welcomed by the neighborhood: the smell factor. For this reason,...
Fabric structures have a long history in waste and recycling processing. With the growing need for environmental and nuclear remediation, fabric buildings are quickly becoming popular remediation structures.
Hybrid fabric-steel structure from Legacy is a multi-purpose facility for waste and recycling and other industrial uses.
Tension fabric structures can be used as waste transfer stations, recycling sorting facilities and storage buildings. Fabric buildings are versatile enough to be used as any type of waste management facility.
