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Tenova Takraf Italy signed a contract with Engro Chemical Pakistan Ltd. for product movement and storage facility in Pakistan
Genoa, August 2008. Tenova Takraf Italy has recently signed a contract with ECPL for the design and supply of a new urea handling facility dedicated to the new urea plant at Daharki site, Sind State, Pakistan.
Upon completion, the new urea plant at Daharki site will be the largest single train ammonia-urea complex in the world.
The Tenova Takraf Italy contract will cover the requirements for a prilled urea handling, screening, reclaiming, fines conveying, bagging and truck loadings systems package.
The above systems will permit to top the capacity of 8000 urea bags (50 Kg) per hour as nominal output from the new plant.
The scope of the contract includes the design, supply, transport, erection and commissioning supervision.
The delivery at site is expected by September 2009 while the commissioning of the systems is planned by July 2010.
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Tenova TAKRAF successfully completed the Defects Liability Period for the Wilpinjong Radial Coal Stacker (Australia)
August 2008. Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia) , has recently completed the Defects Liability Period for the Wilpinjong Radial Coal Stacker located in the central coal fields of New South Wales (Australia). Tenova-Semf Scope of the Contract included Design, Supply, Delivery, Provision of Erection and Commissioning Supervision. The Client was Excel Coal and the Consulting Engineers and Mine Developers were Thiess Sedgman Joint Venture.
The machine has a boom length of 90 metres and was designed to receive and stockpile raw coal at the rate of 1600 tph to form a radial stockpile through 180 degrees for consolidating the coal prior to outloading by rail .The Annual throughput is 8.0 million tonnes. The Stacker has a boom length of 90 metres and is inclined from the fixed pivot at ground level at an angle of 15 degees.It is supported on the bogies and running rail at 60 metres radius and can form a stockpile of nominally 20 metres overall height. The discharge chute is fitted with a telescopic chute to control dust emission and the machine operates fully automatically without the need of any on-board operator interface.
This stacker represented the first Tenova-Semf success in the Australian Coal Handling Market and its good result enabled Tenova-Semf to replicate with further five machines all based on this original design concept.
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Tenova TAKRAF obtained the Practical Completion Certificate for two stackers in Australia
August 2008 – Tenova TAKRAF, through Tenova-Semf (Australia) , has recently obtained the Practical Completion Certificate for the two identical Sonoma Mine Radial Coal Stackers.
The machines, owned by Q Coal and located in the Bowen Basin coal fields of far North Queensland, were each designed to receive and stockpile raw coal at the rate of 700 tph to form two separate radial stockpiles each through 120 degrees for consolidating the coal prior to outloading by rail. The Annual throughput for each machine is 3.0 million tonnes.
Tenova-Semf Scope of the Contract included the Design, Supply, Delivery, Erection and Commissioning Supervision for both Radial Stackers. Each of the Stackers has a boom length of 90 metres and is inclined from the fixed pivot at ground level at an angle of 15 degrees. They are supported on the bogies and running rails at 60 metres radius and can form a stockpile of nominally 20 metres overall height. The machines operate fully automatically without the need of any on-board operator interface.
Due to the tight time frame for the Delivery and Erection of the first Stacker Tenova Semf adopted the same Structural Design as the Wilpinjong Stacker and only modified the Mechanical components to reduce the handling rate from 1600tph down to 700tph.This enabled Tenova Semf to Supply and Erect the first machine in 44 weeks from placement of order and complete the second machine 28 weeks later giving a total time for both machines of 72 weeks.
This was the first repeat business following on from the Wilpinjong Stacker and represented another successful project to strengthen Tenova Semf reputation in the Australian Coal Handling Market.
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