AMMONIA-UREA AND SYNGAS-BASED PRODUCTS - Saipem SpA
AMMONIA-UREA AND SYNGAS-BASED PRODUCTS - Saipem SpA
AMMONIA-UREA AND SYNGAS-BASED PRODUCTS - Saipem SpA
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<strong>AMMONIA</strong>-<strong>UREA</strong><br />
<strong>AND</strong> <strong>SYNGAS</strong>-<strong>BASED</strong> <strong>PRODUCTS</strong><br />
THE INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF<br />
<strong>SYNGAS</strong>-<strong>BASED</strong> CHEMICAL<br />
PROCESSES HAS BEEN ONE OF THE<br />
STALWARTS OF SNAMPROGETTI,<br />
RECENTLY INTEGRATED INTO SAIPEM,<br />
ALMOST SINCE ITS EARLIEST DAYS<br />
MANY DECADES AGO.<br />
We have designed and built hundreds<br />
of plants, including more than twenty<br />
fully integrated complexes, in every<br />
remote corner of the world, mostly<br />
based on the world leading and<br />
proprietary licensed Snamprogetti TM<br />
Urea Technology as well as on third<br />
party syngas generation, ammonia<br />
and methanol synthesis technologies.<br />
In the Ammonia-Urea process<br />
sequence, <strong>Saipem</strong> is a recognized<br />
world leader:<br />
8<br />
Over 110 Urea Technology licensed<br />
plants in operation.<br />
In the quest for the economies of<br />
scale, design and construction of<br />
the largest single train urea unit in<br />
operation today (Profertil, Bahia<br />
Blanca Fertilizer Complex in<br />
Argentina), which achieved an<br />
average yearly production of 3,558<br />
Tons per Day (T/D) in 2006 and has<br />
become the reference for the<br />
subsequent design and<br />
construction of today’s biggest<br />
single train urea plants, like the<br />
Daharki Ammonia-Urea Complex<br />
for Engro in Pakistan and the Qafco<br />
5 Fertilizer Complex in Qatar with<br />
the capacity of 3,835 T/D and<br />
3,850 T/D respectively.<br />
Design and construction in 2002-<br />
2005 of the largest ammonia-urea<br />
single project, namely Omifco in<br />
Oman, with the total urea design<br />
capacity of 5,060 T/D; in 2008 the<br />
plant achieved the capacity peak of<br />
6,000 T/D.<br />
Continuous Urea Technology<br />
improvements and upgrading.<br />
To name just a few most recent<br />
achievements:<br />
- the new Omegabond TM Advanced<br />
Tubing Technology (Ti/Zr<br />
metallurgically coextruded) for<br />
improved stripper performance<br />
developed in collaboration with<br />
ATI WahChang;<br />
- focus on plant reliability and<br />
availability concepts applied on<br />
the 5,000+ T/D single train;<br />
- the adoption of continuously<br />
improved environmental impact<br />
reduction and energy saving<br />
schemes.<br />
Moron Fertilizer Complex - Venezuela 1972