Less routine intervention
Automated to the final zones
Sensor-led operation is designed to reclaim residual product without routine manual clean-out inside the vessel.
The principle / Automated reclaim
Zero-entry unloading. A safer way to empty stored bulk.
WaveFloor automates the reclaim cycle so crews do not need to enter a silo or vessel to manually clear out residual material during standard unloading. Gravity, sensors, controls, and independent floor modules work together from outside the vessel.
Safety by design / Zero-entry reclaim
Keep people out of the vessel during routine unloading.
Automated reclaim helps remove the need for workers to enter a silo or container to shovel, sweep, or manually chase the last product out. Fewer planned entries mean fewer exposures to confined-space hazards—and a more predictable unloading routine.
Maintenance-minded design
Built for dependable service
The automated modular floor is designed for low-maintenance operation; service needs depend on the installation and operating conditions.
Zero-entry describes routine reclaim operation, not a substitute for site-specific confined-space, lockout/tagout, inspection, or maintenance procedures. Follow applicable safety requirements for every installation.
Explore the system / Select a component
A coordinated system, component by component.
Choose an element to see its role in the reclaim floor. The images show representative system diagrams; project layouts are engineered for the material and vessel.
The foundation
Modular floor
The sloped vessel floor is covered with independent modules. The layout is tailored to the storage footprint and discharge point.
The unloading sequence / Click to explore
Gravity starts it. Waves finish it.
Select a step to see how the reclaim sequence advances from the discharge end toward the vessel wall.
Conceptual section / not to scaleActive rows shown in red
Interactive sequence
01 / 04Gravity does the first work.
A vessel-specific sloped floor lets free-flowing product move naturally toward the discharge.
Designed for fewer entries
Reclaim without routine manual clean-out.
The goal is a vessel that can be discharged through its automated floor—not a promise to skip required inspections or safe-work procedures.