【Major Chemical Equipment Projects】245 – Construction of 35 modules for a Canadian LNG project with a total weight of around 179,000 tons
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Red May for chemical industry workers! Reply reward! ---------------------------------------------- The past decade has been a period of rapid development for China’s chemical industry, marked by the emergence of many new processes, products, and equipment. There has also been significant progress in China’s chemical processing equipment, which has contributed to the swift advancement of the petrochemical sector. Here, we have compiled some of the achievements and breakthroughs made by Chinese equipment manufacturers in terms of larger-scale production and localization of such equipment. We invite everyone to share their insights and engage in discussions, to cheer for Made in China and to support the development of chemical processing equipment! ===================== CNOOC Engineering has been contracted to build 35 modules for the first phase of Canada’s LNG project, including all 19 core process modules, with a total weight of approximately 179,000 tons. On May 16, the large semi-submersible transport vessel FORTE, carrying the A1EA and A1EB modules for Canada’s LNG project, slowly departed from the Qingdao terminal operated by CNOOC Engineering, marking the departure of the world’s first batch of LNG modules built in China with integrated core process units and pipelines on their way to Canada. It is understood that the total distance of this shipment is over 5,000 nautical miles, and it is expected to arrive at the project site in Canada in early June. It is reported that CNOOC Engineering has been contracted to build 35 modules for the first phase of a LNG project in Canada, including all 19 core process modules, with a total weight of approximately 179,000 tons. To date, all 35 modules of the project have commenced construction and assembly, with 5 modules already delivered successfully; the overall construction progress has exceeded 80%.
It is reported that the first phase of Canada’s LNG project plans to build 2 production lines, with an annual output of 13 million tons. Once the project is completed and put into operation, it will supply liquefied natural gas to major Asian consumer markets such as China, which will help diversify China’s sources of natural gas imports. CNOOC Engineering has been contracted to build 35 modules for the first phase of a Canadian LNG project, including all 19 core process modules, with a total weight of approximately 17.9 tons. The first public core process module arrived at the installation site of the Canadian project in March this year. At present, all 35 modules of the project have begun construction and assembly; 32 of these modules have already undergone final assembly, with the overall construction progress reaching nearly 80%.
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It is reported that CNOOC Engineering has been contracted to build 35 modules for the first phase of a LNG project in Canada, including all 19 core process modules, with a total weight of approximately 179,000 tons. To date, all 35 modules of the project have commenced construction and assembly, with 5 modules already delivered successfully; the overall construction progress has exceeded 80%. During their time in the port, the world’s first integrated LNG core process modules were under the supervision of the Huangdao Border Control Station of the Shandong Border Control Agency. The first phase of Canada’s LNG project plans to build 2 production lines, with an annual output of 13 million tons. Once the project is completed and put into operation, it will supply liquefied natural gas to major Asian consumer markets such as China, which will help diversify China’s sources of natural gas imports. As the first two core process modules to be constructed in an integrated manner on a global scale, the delivery of the A1EA and A1EB modules marks that China’s capability in building LNG modules now ranks it among the world’s top tier, with it at the forefront internationally in terms of advanced construction technologies for LNG modular plants, including integrated construction methods.