Our valued customer in the UK has today received their long expected brine heater. Transported by truck and ferry from Rotterdam to Hull. After another 4 hours through the English countryside it arrived on site at the clients facility. Today is installation day which means that the exchanger will be craned into place to be be commissioned later next week.
Together with the client we have researched ways to upgrade the efficiency and the lifespan of the heater. With several process and mechanical re-designs we concluded that Ti grade 2 would be the best option for the process. This decreased the total weight of the exchanger by almost 16 tons.
The brine heater is equipped with 2260 SB-338 Gr.2 (Titanium grade II) seamless tubes and tube sheets made out of SB-443 N06625 (Nickel-Chromium-Molybdenum Alloy).
Stacked Feed Effluent exchangers during pressure test at 116 barg for one of our clients in Denmark 🇩🇰. Exchangers are made of 40 mm Grade 12 material and internally cladded with S
Vermeer new build condenser train that consists of 16 Fin Fan Coolers connected to one header is being installed at clients refinery in Nigreria as part of the revamp of the FCCU U