Reficar Cartagena Refinery Expansion, Colombia - EKN
Reficar Cartagena Refinery Expansion, Colombia - EKN
Reficar Cartagena Refinery Expansion, Colombia - EKN
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� Butamer: 1,500 bpd<br />
� Kero Merichem: 20,000 pbd<br />
� HF alkalation: 9,000 bpd<br />
� H2 plant: 100 MMScf/D<br />
� PSA plant: 20 MMScf/D<br />
� Sulfur plants: 270 tpd.<br />
The principal products will be low-sulfur gasoline, jet fuel, and ultra-low-sulfur diesel.<br />
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June 21, 2011<br />
Associated support facilities will include sulfur handling, transport, and storage (patio with<br />
concrete slab and storm water collection); coke handling, transport, and storage (configuration<br />
to be determined); product transport and storage (13 new tanks to increase capacity by 2.4 MM<br />
bbls, 9 new spheres/pressurized storage); torch system; electrical energy (75 MW new capacity);<br />
steam production; water supply and treatment (approximately 6,000 gal/min or 0.36 m 3 /sec<br />
required); water cooling towers.<br />
The entire expansion and upgrade process will be carried out within the existing refinery’s<br />
boundaries. The expansion will be located on about 135 ha of land east of the existing<br />
operations.<br />
The main construction works involving vegetation clearing and grading of approximately<br />
135 ha (estimated movement of 500,000 m 3 of organic soil material); building and operation of<br />
construction offices, work areas, and maintenance areas; and fill and compaction of base for<br />
facilities have been completed. The main activities that remain to be completed include:<br />
casting of reinforced concrete structures; foundation construction; assembly of equipment, civil<br />
works and hydrostatic testing; laying of pipelines for raw materials and product transport;<br />
installation of storage tanks; refinery commissioning, start-up, and testing; and site cleanup.<br />
The Project is considering three options for raw material delivery: