ThyssenKrupp plant construction business wins contract from Russia
Front-end engineering and design for polypropylene plant in Tobolsk
In
May 2012 the ThyssenKrupp plant construction business won a front-end
engineering and design (FEED) contract for a single-train polypropylene plant.
The plant will be built for ZapSibNeftechim L.L.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of
Sibur, the biggest Russian gas processing and petrochemicals group. The plant,
which will have a design capacity of 500,000 t/year, is to be built in Tobolsk,
Tyumen Region, in West Siberia. The permitting for the contract will be carried
out by the local company OOO Uhde during contract execution.
The
polypropylene plant will be based on LyondellBasell's Spheripol process, the
most widely used technology for the production of polypropylene. The Tobolsk
plant will produce a wide range of polypropylene brands for use, for example, in
textile and packaging applications as well as in the production of automotive
body parts and consumer goods.
The
Plant Technology business area is focused on specialized and large-scale plant
construction. With over 13,000 employees and sales of 4 billion euros in fiscal
year 2010/2011 it offers its customers first-class processes and guarantees
maximum productivity and profitability for the operators of industrial plants.
Plant Technology is a global player in specialized and large-scale plant
engineering. Subsidiaries and international partnerships offer its customers
complete engineering know-how - globally and locally.
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