Question 1

What occupancy capacity does a modular accommodation camp support?

Accepted Answer

Camp capacity scales from 50-occupant small camps (single-storey, primarily 4-bed shared rooms) through 200-occupant medium camps (single or two-storey, mixed bed configurations) to 500-1500 occupant large camps (multi-storey, full communal facilities). Mining and oil & gas megaproject camps frequently exceed 1500 occupants with full town-scale infrastructure (multiple dining halls, recreation buildings, medical clinic, dedicated logistics).

Question 2

What is the difference between 1-bed, 2-bed and 4-bed accommodation?

Accepted Answer

1-bed configuration: single occupant per room with en-suite bathroom — typical for managers, supervisors, technical specialists. 2-bed: two occupants sharing room with en-suite bathroom — typical for skilled trades, professional staff. 4-bed: four occupants per room with shared bathroom between adjacent rooms — typical for trade workers, military enlisted personnel. Configuration mix is specified by the operating organisation's accommodation policy and workforce composition.

Question 3

Can the modular accommodation unit be used permanently or only temporarily?

Accepted Answer

Both modes are supported. Permanent installation on prepared foundations delivers 50+ year design life — matching conventional construction lifecycle. Temporary/relocatable installation on pad foundations allows the units to be relocated when the project ends — typical for construction camps, mining campaigns of finite duration, and military deployments. Relocation typically costs 30-50% of original procurement; cost-effective when the original capital can be reused at multiple sites.

Question 4

What environmental conditioning is included?

Accepted Answer

Each room includes individual HVAC (typically split-unit or VRV system) for occupant temperature control, mechanical ventilation per applicable building code, and acoustic separation between rooms (typical 45-50 dB STC partition rating) for sleep quality. Communal areas have shared HVAC sized to occupancy. Hot water supply (typically central plant, gas or electric) feeds bathroom fixtures with sufficient capacity for peak morning demand.

Question 5

How does the camp manage waste, water and utilities?

Accepted Answer

Connected camps tie into host site utilities (mains water, sewer, electrical, telecom). Off-grid camps integrate onboard infrastructure: water tanks (potable supply with chlorination), sewage treatment (package STP for large camps, septic for smaller), electrical generation (diesel generators with fuel storage), and waste storage and management. Camp utility planning is a major procurement input — autonomy targets and connection options drive infrastructure sizing.

Toplam uzunluk	14.8 m · 48.6 ft
Genişlik (nakliye)	2,99 m
Genişlik (konuşlandırılmış)	2,99 m
Yükseklik (nakliye)	3.10 m
Zemin alanı (konuşlandırılmış)	44.3 m²
Boş ağırlık	13.8 t
Şasi	EN 10025 S355JR sıcak hadde çelik · EN 1090 EXC-2
Kaynak kalitesi	EN ISO 3834-3
Zarf	Sandviç panel, PIR çekirdek 80 mm · λ ≈ 0,023 W/(m·K)
Yangın direnci	EI-30 · EN 13501-2'ye göre test edilmiş
Zemin	EPDM üzerine denizcilik kontrplak · R-10 kayma sınıfı
Elektrik tesisatı	400 V / 50 Hz · 3 fazlı · IEC 60364 uyumlu
İklimlendirme	VRF çok bölmeli · HEPA H13 (tıbbi)
Çalışma aralığı	−25 °C ile +50 °C ortam
Rüzgar sınıfı	140 km/s temel rüzgar için tasarlandı (EN 1991-1-4)
Sismik tasarım	EN 1998-1 (Eurokod 8) uyarınca · sünek sınıf DCM
Nakliye	ISO 668 ayak izi · CSC plakası uygun (konteyner varyantlar)
Kurulum süresi	5 saat · 2 kişilik ekip

Modular Accommodation Unit — Engineered once, deployable many times.

Tipik Konuşlanma Sırası

Spec sheet — STR-2668

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