Case studies

When IRONCLAD Powered by Mersino set out to grow our dewatering work on the West Coast, we brought on Kevin Chambers to build and run projects across the western region. Kevin carries roughly 16 years in dewatering along with a background in hydrology and environmental science. His experience is a useful starting point for explaining […]

Snapshot Industry served: Oil and gas pipeline storage Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Response window: Same morning, less than one hour from the call Duration: Around the clock for two days Equipment staged: Approximately 30 frac tanks, plus roll-off boxes and pumps A severe storm moved through central Oklahoma, and lightning struck a pipeline company’s tank […]

Snapshot Industry served: Gulf Coast petrochemical Response window: 48 hours Equipment staged: approximately 125 roll-off boxes Time on rent: 22 months A process that upset a longtime Gulf Coast chemical partner sent product into parts of the facility it was never meant to reach. The contamination was severe enough to force a three-month shutdown, with […]

When a vessel went down near Baltimore, the salvage could not move until there was pumping support on the water. There was no lead time and no second day to catch up. IRONCLAD Powered by Mersino answered with a pump unit and a Baltimore crew that rigged it, craned it onto the recovery barge, and […]

When the North District Wastewater Treatment Plant in North Miami, FL needed a 75 MGD bypass, the obvious approach was off the table. The plant’s effluent chamber could not support the weight of bypass equipment. Nothing could rest on the structure. IRONCLAD Powered by Mersino answered with one of the most intricate bypass builds in […]

When a project requires a large-scale equipment setup on a tight timeline, coordination and experience make all the difference. See how IRONCLAD’s Oklahoma City team mobilized 11 tanks, 3 pumps, and a poly cube in a single day to deliver a complete, ready-to-operate solution.

A major pipeline operator needed approximately 2.7 million gallons of water for hydrotesting in a remote, environmentally sensitive area of the Mojave Desert. With the nearest water source 32 miles away and no municipal access, Ironclad Powered by Mersino provided the storage, equipment, and logistics needed to get the job done safely and on schedule.

A midstream pipeline operator was completing a new gathering line buildout across a remote stretch of the Permian Basin. The work included five separate hydrotest segments, each requiring a specific staged water volume held under pressure for the standard hold period before the next segment could move forward.