Skip to main content

Rotork receives multiple orders for new refinery

Published by , Senior Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,


Rotork has announced that it has received multiple orders for its fluid power valve actuators, which will be used in applications at a new grassroots refinery under construction in the Middle East.

The refinery will process crude oils to manufacture petrol, ultra-low-sulfur diesel and fuel oil.

One significant order involves the supply of 70 LP range linear pneumatic actuators for the operation of large gate valves. This order includes the assembly and factory testing of local control panels with digital valve positioners.

Rotork LP actuators are individually sized for each application in double-acting or spring-return configurations. Carbon steel cylinders are electro-less nickel plated to provide minimum friction and maximum protection against corrosion. Careful attention to seal materials on pistons and piston rods further reduces friction and avoids stick-slip effect even after prolonged periods without operation. In other areas of the site, over 200 Rotork GP and CP range pneumatic actuators are being supplied for the operation of butterfly valves in desalination and wastewater treatment plants. These scotch yoke actuators are designed to provide part-turn movement for isolating or modulating duties. A rugged, compact and efficient modular design is common to both ranges, yielding high torques even at low pressures.

These orders also include the assembly and testing of local control panels, in this case including Bifold pneumatic instrumentation and Soldo switchboxes.

Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/refining/30052017/rotork-receives-multiple-orders-for-new-refinery/

You might also like

EMA and JERA sign LNG MoU

Under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), EMA and JERA will share best practices and knowledge in LNG procurement and management of LNG supplies.

 
 

Embed article link: (copy the HTML code below):


 

This article has been tagged under the following:

Downstream news