Graham Corp. receives two petrochemical orders
Published by Anna Nicklin,
Assistant Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
Graham Corp. has received two orders, totalling approximately US$4 million, for the petrochemical industry in US Gulf Coast ethylene plants.
Both of the orders are for replacement components within the company’s installed base, for two separate petrochemical upgrade projects. One of the awards involves replacing two Graham steam surface condensers that were installed in 1996. That equipment will be updated with more corrosion resistant material. The other award is for replacement parts and components for an onsite upgrade of the two existing surface condensers. Equipment delivery for both orders is planned for fiscal 2019.
James R. Lines, Graham’s President and CEO, commented: “The availability of low cost natural gas from shale development continues to spur investments by North American petrochemical companies in new capacity as well as revamps and debottlenecking projects. Graham has a large installed base that creates opportunities such as these two projects as well as several other projects with which the Company has been awarded since the last wave of new capacity investments.”
Lines added: “We have begun to identify a number of investments in our pipeline for a second wave of petrochemical new capacity. While encouraged, we continue to believe that its pace and size will not be as strong as the 2013 – 2014 wave.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/petrochemicals/06042018/graham-corp-receives-two-petrochemical-orders/
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