The projeect began with a thorough site assessment. We survey and prepare the ground, making certain the location is level, stable, and capable of supporting the immense weight of molasses and steel. Once ready, our engineers design a reinforced concrete plinth base, typically at least 100mm thick and extending well beyond the tank’s footprint. This careful sizing ensures the load from the tank is evenly distributed, shielding against settlement and cracks.

Precision is critical during pouring and curing. The concrete base is meticulously laid out and allowed to cure to maximum strength, with mounting fixtures positioned for secure anchoring of the tank. If the site presents additional challenges, features like wind girders or support columns are integrated, adding extra resilience against environmental forces.

Our team conducts quality checks at every step, validating alignment, flatness, and load-bearing capacity. By the time the base is ready, it stands as a testament to Geemeg Engineering’s commitment to durability and reliability—providing a stable, enduring platform that safeguards the molasses tank for years to come.