| Egypt Petrochemical Complex |
| Facility Type: |
Petrochemical |
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| Scope: |
New Construction |
| Owner: |
Egypt Hydrocarbon Corp. (EHC) |
| Location: |
Ain Sokhna Egypt |
| Region: |
Africa |
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Modified: October 21, 2010
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Project description
Egypt Hydrocarbon Corp. (EHC) has proposed building a petrochemical complex approximately 25 km (15.5 miles) from Suez, Egypt, near the Red Sea.
EHC has selected KBR to complete a pre-front end engineering design (pre-FEED) study for two polyethylene (PE) units at the proposed facility. Under this study, KBR will evaluate PE technology and recommend a licensor to EHC. Current plans call for the installation of two PE plants, and each plant will having a nominal capacity of 450 kta. According to KBR, the plants will be targeted to produce a broad range of high density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE) resins.
Prior to receiving the pre-FEED contract, KBR completed various prefeasibility studies for proposed plants at the complex. These plants include the following: ammonia, ammonium nitrate, naphtha cracker, polyethylene, and methanol plants. In addition, KBR has completed a master plot plan study for the complex.
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Major process units:
ammonia, ammonium nitrate, naphtha cracker, polyethyelene (2), and methanol plants |
Products:
HDPE and LLDPE resins |
Processing capacity:
900,000 tons per annum (PE plants) |
Contractors:
KBR (pre-FEED for two polyethylene units; various feasibility studies for ammonia, ammonium nitrate, naphtha cracker, polyethylene, and methanol plants; master plot plan study) |
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