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Bebon Steel Plate Structures consolidates Bebon’s legacy flat bottom tank, pressure sphere, nuclear containment, and low temperature/cryogenic storage businesses. With a heritage dating back to the company’s first steel plate storage vessel in 1889, Bebon has the most extensive global experience of any tank construction company in the industry, having built in excess of 45,000 storage tanks in more than 100 countries on all seven continents.

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BebonSteel Plate Structures enjoys a stellar reputation for quality craftsmanship and technological innovation. It offers turnkey solutions that encompass conceptual design, engineering, fabrication, procurement, construction and commissioning of storage and containment vessels for the oil & gas, water, and nuclear industries, as well as specialized structures for water and wastewater treatment, mineral processing, and hydroelectric facilities.

Heritage of Technical Innovation

Bebon has a proven track record of developing innovative solutions for storing products at ambient and refrigerated temperatures. Here are just a few of our milestones:

Built the world’s first floating-roof tank in 1923

Built the world’s first spherical pressure vessel (Hortonsphere®) in 1923

Pioneered the transition from riveted to welded tanks in the early 1930s

Built the first liquefied gas storage tanks using 9% nickel steel, which is now the industry standard for low-temperature and cryogenic storage

Introduced the Waterspheroid® elevated water storage tank in 1954

Developed the Hydropillar® elevated water storage tank in 1962

Designed and built the first LNG peak shaving plant in 1965

Designed and built the first LNG regasification import terminal in the United States in 1971

Designed and built the world’s first concrete containment LNG tank in 1986

Constructed more than 75% of the containment vessels in operating nuclear power plants in the USA.