125 Category 3: Industrial Buildings and Plants 3 Contact Erik Hrnčiar Address Námestie sv. Anny 20C/7269 91101 Trenčín, Slovakia Website www.hescon.sk HESCON, Ltd., is a design and static office, and was established in 2008 by the authorised civil engineer Erik Hrnčiar. After his long-term experience in the field of design management, as well as vast experience designing and building load-bearing structures, the idea to gather a strong team of designers and structural engineers came naturally to him. This team was actualised in what is now HESCON, Ltd. HESCON, Ltd. specialises in the statics of structures and offers its clients services in consulting, design and engineering from the initial study all the way up to the workshop drawing. Modification Foundry and Glass Sands - Senica, Slovakia SE Owner NAJPI a.s. Architect HESCON s.r.o. General Contractor UNIPID TRADE spol. s r.o. Engineering Office HESCON s.r.o. Construction Period 11/2013 - 04/2015 Situated near the largest bearing of foundry and glass sand in Slovakia, in the industrial park Senica, is a plant for editing, converting, refining and dispatching glass sand. The sand is transported to the editing plant after mining, where it is cleaned of impurities and undesirable additives, dried, and then separated into desired fractions. Due to the complex nature of the sand processing, separate divisions and buildings were constructed for each step in the process. Connections between these buildings were essential in order that sand move freely between the buildings. Technology needed to transport the sand between buildings was also needed, and had to be factored into the design including workshop documentation of steel structures. The plant is an extensive technological building, made up of about 950 tons of steel. The building is divided into the following main building structures: • SO 101 Sand receiving and transporting. • SO 102 Wet treatment of the sand and SO 103 Water management. • SO 104 Sand drying. • SO 105 Separation of the sand and SO 106 Storage of the sand. • SO 107 to SO109 Packing and storage. Each process directly follows one after the other, and these structures are connected with technological equipment, especially with regard to essential transport routes. HESCON s ro
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