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SPIG Cooling Towers India (P) Ltd. (a wholly owned subsidiary of SPIG S.p.A Italy)

608, Palm Spring, Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400064, Maharashtra Tel : +91 22 40890 500 (board) Fax : +91 22 40890 599 Url : www.spig-int.com Email : [email protected]

SPIG S.p.A Italy, is one of the world leaders in design, engineering, supply, erection,

commissioning and testing of Industrial Engineered Custom Built Cooling Towers since 1936 from

North Italy. Our head office is located at Arona near Milan.

SPIG S.p.A enjoys worldwide clientele and has supplied more than thousands of industrial cooling

towers for various Petrochemicals, Aluminium, Steel, Cement, Process, Power Plants and Comfort

Cooling Industries. SPIG is backed up by a dedicated team of well experienced engineers,

managers and technicians based in Arona (North of Italy) and with an experience of about 75

years in cooling towers.

We have executed the world’s largest (210,000 m3/hr water flow) Pultruded FRP Structure

Cooling Tower during year 2009 (48 cells each of 14.4 x 14.4 m dimension) for the PETRORABIGH

project (Saudi Aramco & Sumitomo J.V company) in Saudi Arabia.

SPIG group entered the promising and upcoming Indian market carrying all its design advantages,

experiences and latest technologies with the very first cooling tower order from Reliance

Petroleum Ltd. for their Jamnagar Export Refinery Project, Gujarat through Bechtel France SAS in

the year 2006. We have the biggest Pultruded FRP Towers sold per cell ( 20 m x 18 m per cell ) in

India with total 11 cells to handle 34,650 cmh sea water cooling besides 17 cells (53,550 cmh) of

Concrete Cell type Cooling Towers for industrial type water.

We also commissioned cooling tower for L&T Mumbai EPC Dvsn. with Pultruded FRP Structures

suitable for sea water application for their SFCCL Methanol project in Saudi Arabia.

SPIG established its indian operation during the year 2008 through a wholly owned subsidiary

based in western suburbs of Mumbai. We share this pride of securing 445 cells as of date since

our first order from Reliance Industries and approximately 200 cells are operational and balance

are in various completion stages. SPIG Mumbai office is fully equipped with its talented and well

experienced hands and are backed by head office in all departments to ensure our long standing

trusted engineering and quality products reach the clients on time. We have also established a

fully functioning factory near Baroda to provide adequate supports to all our customers.

Our Worldwide reference list attached, speaks about our experience and specialization in heavy

industrial engineered custom built cooling towers in various materials of construction and

handling aggressive water like sea water, brackish water, geothermal water and industrial water.

As explained to you, SPIG always encourage the usage of proven latest technologies for large

industrial cooling towers such as Pultruded FRP for cooling tower structure.

Pultruded FRP structures are the best option for any sea water or fresh water cooling towers as it

does not corrode, deteriorate, warp or twist, does not decay as in case of wooden cooling towers,

does not erode as what seen inside of RCC towers. Pultruded FRP Towers will have less weight

applied to ground compared to conventional treated wood or concrete and do have high strength.

But the conventional type Concrete and treated wood (as always used by Indian manufacturers)

do require to adopt lot of preventive measures, chemical treatments on structures, expensive and

time consuming maintenance to operate the towers. Whereas by using Pultruded FRP Structures,

we eliminate usage of all kind of chemical treatments on structures and costly maintenance.

We use the best Nozzles to properly distribute the hot water inside the towers. By using these

nozzles, static pumping head is reduced to a greater extend that the conventional designs

available in India. When static pumping head is reduced by tower designs, the advantage is

directly passed on to client by using lower HP motors for pumps. This saves a lot of operational

cost to client.

We are glad to enclose the List of Major Projects carried out by SPIG India & SPIG S.p.A Italy for

your kind perusal and consideration along with the customer reference letters to substantiate the

demonstration of our commitments.

We would very much appreciate an opportunity to associate as supplier of industrial engineered

quality cooling towers with your prestigious upcoming projects.

Thanks & Best Regards,

SPIG Cooling Towers India (P) Ltd.

Romulus Pereira

Assistant Manager

Fibreglass Composite Counter Flow Cooling Towers

Actual pictures of 4 nos 12 cells Pultruded FRP Cooling towers installed at 2*600 MW Essar Power Gujarat Ltd. for sea water application

The Pultruded GRP counter flow cooling towers utilizes advanced technology of

using composites and stainless steel SS-316 or duplex Stainless Steel for excellent

durability and corrosion resistance in a very truly cost effective design. These

cooling towers are thus designed perfectly with the above combination for all

climatic conditions and best suitable for sea water application.

We are using FRP Pultruded sections for the super structures of the cooling tower instead of

wood / concrete. These FRP Pultrusions and SMC shapes allow quick and accurate field assembly.

Counterflow designs adapts very well to architecturally sensitive environments or industrial /

power plants.

Listed below are the few advantages that Pultruded FRP Counterflow brings to you;

• FleFleFleFlexible Operationxible Operationxible Operationxible Operation : Distribution of hot water is made evenly through out the cross sectional

area of heat transfer. The hot water distribution is made of main FRP header pipes branched with

UPVC pipes and utilizes Polypropylene non-clog Ecojet® nozzles for proper distribution of water

and hence automatically eases maintenance.

• Ease of InstallationEase of InstallationEase of InstallationEase of Installation : With the usage of FRP Pultrusions and SMC shapes, one could easily

install the whole cooling tower with pre-fabricated / factory drilled structures. These pultrusions

are very consistent and durable. More than that its less weight. Its 70% lesser than steel and 30%

lesser than aluminium. Hence the total weight exerted by the tower structures are considerably

less.

• Less costly than Stainless SteelLess costly than Stainless SteelLess costly than Stainless SteelLess costly than Stainless Steel : More durable than galvanizing; More consistent than

wood.

• Clean AppearanceClean AppearanceClean AppearanceClean Appearance : Perimeter hand rails and access stairways on one side and ladder and

cage on opposite side are provided.

• Corrosion ResistanceCorrosion ResistanceCorrosion ResistanceCorrosion Resistance : Fibreglass structure, fan deck, fan stack, casing, hot water distribution

pipe and connectors, Composite Fibre Drive Shafts are impervious to a broad range of corrosive

materials and are also immune to rot and decay.

• Fire ResistanceFire ResistanceFire ResistanceFire Resistance : Low flame spread rating (Class 1, self-extinguishing)

• Durable Gear RedGear RedGear RedGear Reducersucersucersucers : Gear reducers are made to the industrial quality standards and are

designed to meet or exceed the requirements of CTI STD-111 and AGMA STD -420.4. These gear

reducers are run-in under load prior to shipment. Each gear reducer is equipped with a lubrication

line terminating outside the fan cylinder, near the motor, at an oil level sight glass and drain. Low

profile allows for easier access to equipment.

• Non-skid Fan DeckFan DeckFan DeckFan Deck : is made of interlocking FRP Pultruded panels with fasteners concealed by

adjacent panel. This will give a clean surface free of trip hazards.

• High-Performance PP PP PP PP Splash or PVC Film Splash or PVC Film Splash or PVC Film Splash or PVC Film FillsFillsFillsFills : SPIG S.p.A type PP splash or PVC Vertical

Flute film fills remove process heat efficiently and predictably without clogging and deterioration

in thermal efficiency.

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The Spig brand name was launched on the market in 1936. Since that date the Company has been providing its clients with an increasingly extensive range of high quality Cooling Towers, Air Cooled Condenser and Services.

Its registered offi ce is located in Arona, and this is where its opera-tions headquarters are also based. Two warehouses in Cormano and Besnate (Milan hinterland) complete the company’s facilities.

Spig also has local offi ces in U.S.A., Brasil, Germany, Ro-mania, Russian Federation, Tur-key, Dubai and India. It oper-ates in Europe and worldwide.

From its modern design and manufacturing facilities, the Company’s team of highly-qualifi ed, multi-disciplined en-gineers, technicians and drafts-men work together on the study, design, engineering, project man-agement, production, erection

and commissioning of a wide range of Cooling Towers, Air Cooled Condesers and Global Services.

Spig is able to supply all of the above services on an individual basis or as part of a turnkey project. Where requested, following completion of the installation, we can provide operations support, train mainte-nance staff and supply spare parts.

Spig use the most advanced de-sign programs backed by the latest engineering technologies to pro-vide our clients with the most ef-fi cient and cost-effective solution to their heat transfer problems.

Spig Cooling Towers have been in-stalled in countries throughout the world, primarily in Italy, Europe, South America, the Middle East and Asia. Today a large percentage of the Company’s products are in-stalled outside Europe, providing further evidence of the Compa-ny’s excellent reputation overseas.

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These installations cover a diverse array of applications including thermal power plants, refi ner-ies, petrochemical industry, steel works, sugar refi neries, the food industry etc.Spig is proud to have a clientele that includes “world class” corpo-rations. Moreover, the Company seeks to maintain the very close business relationships that it has established with many of the top international engineering contrac-tors.

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SPIG, which stands for Società per Impianti Generali [Company for General Installations], was founded in 1936 by Ing. Fernando Bonati and Ing. Agar Sorbatti, (one of the fi rst ten female engi-neers in Italy) to design, build and commission cooling systems and cooling towers. In 1996, the Company became part of the United Dominion Industries. Originally located in Milan, in 1997 the Company moved to a new headquarters in Arona, close to Lake Maggiore.

In 2003 the 3rd generation of the Company’s founders bought the SPIG brand and related Goodwill back.In 2005 the 4th generation entered the Company. Over the years the company’s business has evolved consider-ably, making it today one of the leading worldwide providers of Cooling Towers and Air Cooled Condensers.

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Over the years, Spig has acquired considerable expertise and know-how in the design of Cooling Towers and Air Cooled Con-densers. In particular, it has sig-nifi cant experience in solving specifi c problems linked to sea-water and geothermal-water cool-ing towers, freezing conditions, sand storms, noise emissions and seismic design-vibration control.

The above factors are taken into consideration by means of specifi c software created to evaluate thermal hydraulic and structural results.

The design of each new project is fully customized by our en-gineers. Our extensive experi-ence supported by chemical and material expertise, guides our selection of each and every component to fi t the specifi c

characteristics of the project and to meet Spig’s demanding stand-ards of high quality and reli-ability. The Company also pos-sesses some Mobile laboratoriies, equipped with a wide array of the latest generation instruments to measure and process parameters in real time in order to check the performance of its installations, ac-cording to international standards.

During the Company’s lifetime, it has developed and patented sev-eral products, Futura, Ecojet etc.In close cooperation with major manufacturers, Spig uses the most technologically-advanced materi-als available on the market, such as low-clog fi lm fi lling, low-vibra-tion fans and very low-noise equip-ment to construct its Cooling Technology and Air Cooled Con-densers.

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Spig strives to achieve the contin-uous improvement of its products through research conducted in its own R&D department and fa-cilities as well as in collaboration with universities, professional as-sociations and other renowned research institutes.

Since its foundation Spig has been a member of the Cooling Tower Institute, a non-profi t association, which seeks to improve the tech-nology, design, performance and maintenance of Cooling Towers.

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with EEC directives on safety standards for machinery.

SPIG has obtained the SCC (Safe-ty Checklist Contractors) safety certifi cation, regarding the “Disas-sembly, construction, restoration and upgrading of Cooling Tow-ers and Air Cooled Condensers, maintenance and Global Service activities”.Last but not least, SPIG has ob-tained OIMS qualifi cation, as it is considered to be in line with “Health, Industrial Safety and the Environment” requirements.

requirements in terms of dura-tion and safety. We submit all test certifi cates to our Clients before the delivery of the installation, re-gardless of whether the tests have been carried out internally or by our suppliers.Spig’s quality control system is cer-tifi ed by the BUREAU VERITASQUALITY INTERNATIONAL with the application of the SIN-CERT, UKAS and DAR methods.Towers are installed in accord-ance with the provisions of the International Safety System and

In Spig S.p.a., quality and safety are of the utmost importance. The Company has implemented and maintains a comprehensive quality control system regulated by a Quality Manual and internal procedures based on ISO 9001 standards. The system also incor-porates measures to ensure cus-tomer satisfaction. Spig’s quality control system has been extended to cover all of our suppliers, sub-contractors and any organisation that works with us. All compo-nents are rigorously inspected to ensure that they satisfy our basic

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When designing Cooling Towers or Air Cooled Condensers, one of Spig’s top priorities is the need to protect the environment from any type of pollution. The Com-pany’s research and development team study a number of alterna-tive solutions to ensure that the environment in which its towers or condensers are installed is as safe as possible.

The need, for example, to avoid plumes of vapour has led Spig to implement new designs for inno-vative Wet/Dry Cooling Towers that limit evaporation and the vis-ibility of the plume.

Spig tackles noise pollution issues by studying and implementing ef-fective solutions such as fans and attenuation systems that guaran-tee compliance with the increas-ingly severe restrictions imposed by European legislation.

Drift Losses with their carryo-ver of chemicals and pollution have been studied extensively and minimised to negligible val-ues, below standard tolerances.

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Spig has strived to improve and perfect cooling tower design from a number of different perspectives, such as thermodynamics and con-struction engineering.

To meet the stringent timeframes imposed by the market for the erection of these structures, several installations in precast concrete have been implemented.

Pressure-treated timber towers have been constructed or retrofi t-ted in all of the different counter-fl ow and crossfl ow types available on the market.

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Furthermore, the use of advanced pultruded fi breglass technology, through exclusive resins and de-sign, has allowed the realization of many prestigious projects.

The effi ciency of heat exchange and the low clog characteristics of each component have been extensively investigated, resulting in numerous patent registrations.

Our large variety of fi lls allow us to select the optimal solution for each project. Taking into consideration water characteristics and cooling demand, Spig is able to select the most suitable solution from splash, 3D splash, fi lm, low clog fi lm and trickle.

Even water distribution, achieved with low pressure nozzle, highly resistant to clogging and biological growth is the result of our patent-ed rotating / static nozzle ecojet.To satisfy the stringent require-ments regarding drift losses, four different types of drift elimina-tors have been developed to fi t the different parameters (air ve-locity, plenum support, spanning) of our projects.

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Spig has diversifi ed its engineer-ing capability developing a dry business unit, to maintain its Leadership as cooling systems designer and manufacturer. In fact, Spig’s technology is extended to Air Cooled Con-densers and Air Fin Cooler to satisfy customers’ requirements in this specifi c market segment.Dry Cooling is the preferred choice in those areas in the world, where water is a scarce commodity and as a consequence, stringent regulations has been adopted.Thanks to a new software develop-ment, the engineering competence and an experienced team, Spig is able to compete offering the best, cost-effective, and customized ACC or AFC solutions for the power and process industries.

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Air Cooled CondensersSpig is specialised in the project, design, manufacture and supply of any size modular A-frame and V-frame Multi-Row as well as Sin-gle-Row Air Cooled Condensers (ACC), suitable for power stations, waste treatment plants, waste to en-ergy, biomass plants, cogeneration, combyned cycle power plants etc.A typical Spig design ACC is com-posed of fi nned tubes bundles on a steel or concrete structure.

SPIG Air Cooled Condensers are anti-freezing. They have a primary condensing section in which steam and condensate fl ow from up to down in the same di-rection and a secondary section

(dephlegmator) in which steam and condensate are in counterfl ow.The dephlegmator section is pro-vided in each tube bundle and in-stalled directly below the primary condensing section, avoiding both risks of backfl ow and freezing.

Air Fin CoolersSpig dry business unit has also developed Air Fin Cooler technol-ogy, for use in refi neries, petro-chemical plants, oil & gas sector.Cooling industrial fl uids with air is a cost-effective solution to avoid corrosion.Spig designs, manufactures and tests Air Fin Coolers according with international codes and regu-lations.

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Spig’s extensive resources mean that it can manage turnkey cool-ing projects, including pumps, piping, fi lters, dosing and any auxiliary equipment. Spig’s scope covers the supply of materials and equipment, the actual construc-tion, and commissioning.

Our vast experience in upgrading existing Cooling Towers. Con-structed by any other manufac-turer confi rms our versatility and experience.

Spig can also provide on-siteGlobal Service assistance, guar-anteeing the performance of the plants we install (build, operate and maintain). This ensures that our Clients’ operations will not suffer due to poor performance and that no additional charges are made for repair or replacements.

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The inspection and testing of existing installations is made pos-sible by our highly qualifi ed tech-nicians supported by the most ad-vanced technology and measuring instruments.

After sales services such as opera-tions support, staff training, spare parts and maintenance, are what makes us proud of our products and services.

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Spig is organized to respond to the increasing demand related to service activities, due to old Plants in operation. Spig offers its customers a valuable expertise in After-Market Services ranging from Maintenance to Upgrading, Spare Parts and Repairs.A skilled team composed of Engi-neers and Technicians is at clients’ disposal to offer all the necessary support, studying the most suita-ble solution to different problems such as leakages on tube bundles, bottle neck, fouling, vibrations etc., affecting plants performance.

Cleaning Service for Heat Ex-change Surface - Finned tubes cleaningSpig Dry B.U. provides a Cleaning Service, to solve problems related to heat exchange dirty surface, such as :• bottle neck causing output reduction• Fouling of heat exchange surface causing under performance• static pressure increased air side causing high production cost.

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Fouled tube after cleaning

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Sealing of leaking bundlesA skilled workmen team is at customers’ disposal to solve the problems related to steam or liquid leak, losses of product and pressure inside condenser.

Renewing Finned TubesSupply of new fi nned tubes to improve productivity affected by old, long-term operation tubes.

Supply of new Tube Bundles

Spare Parts and ComponentsSpig provide customers with origi-nal spare parts ranging from hubs, fan blades, belts, pulleys, shafts, shafts bearings, positioners, switches to gaskets, header plugs, cover gaskets, cover bolting.

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Cover Plate Header Bundles

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The SPIG R&D department has developed and patented the Glo-bal Service Online System for the continuous Cooling Towers and Air Cooled Condensers monitor-ing of process parameters and me-chanical equipment conditions.

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Thanks to this system SPIG is able to guarantee Cooling Towers and Air Cooled Condensers effi -ciency, reduction of maintenance costs, timely site experts action, ensuring the global performance of the Cooling Systems and allow-ing predictive maintenance.

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• Vibration monitoring and alarm• Gear box oil temperature and alarm• Cooling Towers, Air Cooled Condensers effi ciency • Ambient temperature monitoring• Site expert actions or technical support

CUSTOMER OPPORTUNITIES

• Cooling Towers, Air Cooled Condensers continuous monitoring• Site expert actions or technical support• Preventive maintenance• Quick and simple installation• Cost of maintenance reduction• Cooling Towers, Air Cooled Condensers effi ciency

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ALSTOMNigeria

PETRORABIGHSaudi Arabia

LUKOILRussian Federation

JTSLibia

MARK-EGermany

AIR LIQUIDERussian Federation

EMALUAE

EDISONItaly

OMKRussian Federation

SEVERSTALRussian Federation

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EMIRATES ENGINEERINGCENTREUAE

ATLAS METHANOLTrinidad

ERENCOTurkey

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BS ENERGYGermany

KONYATurkey

DUBAI FESTIVAL CITYUAE

FERTINITROVenezuela

CENZIZ NUHTurkey

JUMEIRAH BEACH RESIDENCEUAE

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TECNIMONTPoland

SHELLGermany

NAFTECAlgeria

CUMRATurkey

SHELL & DeAGermany

SUPER OCTANOSVenezuela

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KNPCKuwait

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CNIMFrance

FIAT MELFIItaly

HERAItaly

IBERINCOQatar

RELIANCEIndia

TECNIMONTSaudi Arabia

TERMOMECCANICAItaly

TECNICAS REUNIDASTurkey

VOLTASBahrain

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SPIG S.p.A. HEADQUARTERS ADDRESSITALYPiazza San Graziano, 2/31, 28041 Arona (NO) Phone +39 0322 245401 - Fax +39 0322 245499Ing. Luigi ZanziE-mail: [email protected] www.spig-int.com

SPIG S.p.A. LOCAL OFFICES ADDRESSES

USASPIG USA Inc4345 South Main StreetPhillisburg, NJ 08865 Phone +1 877 955 7744 - Fax +1 908 213 8894

10901 W. 120th Avenue, Suite 240Broomfi eld, Colorado 80021Phone +1 303 464 7744 - Fax +1 303 464 7745

BRAZILSPIG TORRES DE RESFRIAMENTORua Tobias Franco N. 270 Bairro: Centro Cep 13250-310 Itatiba (S.p.) Brasile Phone +55 11 4594 9988

GERMANYSPIG KÜHLTURMTECHNOLOGIEN GmbHIm Lipperfeld 25-D-46047 Oberhausen- Phone +49 (208) 941884-0 - Fax +49 (208) 941884-10

RUSSIAN FEDERATIONSPIG VOSTOKKolodeznyj pereulok, n.3, Build n. 23 - 107076 MoscowPhone +7 495 7868263 - Phone/Fax +7 495 7868261

TURKEYSPIG SOGUTMA SISTEMLERI TIC.LTD.STI.Sair Esref Bulvari No: 22/812 35230 IzmirPhone +90 232 441 08 46-47 - Fax +90 232 4837320

DUBAI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATESSPIG MIDDLE EASTLob 7 - Offi ce No: 7F09 - Opp. Post Offi ceJebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai; United Arab Emirates. Phone +971 48817202 - Fax +971 48817223

INDIASPIG COOLING TOWERS INDIAPvt. Ltd. 608, Palmspring, Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400064Phone +91 996 7655393 - Fax +91 22 40890599

CHINASPIG (SHANXI) COOLING SYSTEMS CO. LTDDongcun Industrial Park Dingxiang, Xinzhou Shanxi Phone +86 15 935004113PACKAGE COOLING TOWERSSCAM T.P.E.Corso Torino, 91/c10090 Buttigliera Alta (TO) - ITALYPhone +39 011 9330411 - Fax +39 011 9330412E-mail: [email protected]

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MAJOR PROJECTS [SPIG Cooling Towers India (P) Ltd.] Date:15-03-2015

1 Tower type : ID induced draft, FC forced draft , ND natural draft, XF Cross flow draft Refurb = Refurbishment New = New Tower

2 Water Flow [m3/h] Hot Water/Cold Water/Wet Bulb [°C] SPIG Cooling Towers India (P) Ltd., 608, Palmspring, Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400064 Phone +91 22 40890 500 Fax +91 22 40890 599

SPIG SpA Piazza San Graziano, 31 28041 Arona ITALY Phone +39 0322 245401 Fax +39 0322 255499 www.spig-int.com

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RELIANCE Petroleum Ltd JERP,

Refinery 2006 Jamnagar 34,650 41/32/28 11

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RELIANCE Petroleum Ltd JERP,

Refinery 2006 Jamnagar 53,550 41/32/28 11 + 6 Concrete

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RELIANCE Industries Ltd MTF,

Refinery 2007 Jamnagar 2,120 37/32/28 01

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L&T, Powai Methanol 2007 Jubail (S.Arabia) 5,400 46/36/32 03 Pultruded

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Ltd Steel 2008 Hazira 53,150 48/33/27.8 32 Concrete

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Power 2008 Jamnagar 168,000 43/33/28 48

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Power 2008 Mahan (MP) 168,000 43/33/28 48 Concrete

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ESSAR OIL Ltd Refinery 2008 Vadinar 31,500 43/33/28 09 Concrete PVC Vertical

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Ltd Steel 2008 Hazira, Gujarat 3,600 60/45/27.8 04 Concrete

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Vadinar Power Ltd. Power

1*390 MW 2009 Vadinar, Gujarat 49,000 43/33/28 14

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Essar Oil Ltd. Refinery 2009 Vadinar, Gujarat 7,000 43/33/28 2 Concrete PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

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IBPUL Power

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Shahajbal,

Orissa 110,000 43/33/28.5 30 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

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Reliance Energy Ltd. Power 2010 Goa 3,500 42/32/28 01 Concrete PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

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Torrent Power Ltd Power 2010 Ahmedabad,

Gujarat 13,000 44/33/28.5 05

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FRP

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

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Essar Power Orissa Ltd. Power

4*30 MW 2011 Paradeep, Orissa 31,500 42.16/33/28 09 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

fresh water

Essar Power Hazira Ltd. Power

2*135 MW 2011 Hazira, Gujarat 49,000 42/32/28.9 14 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

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NCC Ltd.

Power

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2011 West Godavari,

AP 10,500 41/33/28 04

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FRP

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

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JSW Steel Ltd. Steel 2011 Bellary,

Karnataka 10,000 45/33/27.3 04 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

fresh water

Reliance Industries Ltd. Port &

Terminal 2011 Jamnagar 1,100 41/32/28 02 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

fresh water

Essar Power Orissa Ltd. NPPL Power

2*600 MW 2011 Orissa 168,000 43/33/28 48 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

fresh water

Essar Power Jharkhand

Ltd.

Power

2*600 MW 2011

Jharkhand

(Auxiliary

cooling)

12,600 43/33/28 4 Concrete PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID new –

fresh water







Water

Type

Reliance Industries Ltd.

ISBL –Dahej

Petrochemic

al

2011 Dahej 108,800; 40/30/26.5 32 Concrete Splash fill

HP600

ID New-fresh

water

ADITYA BIRLA GRASIM

Cellulosic Division.

Viscose

Staple Fiber

Vilayat-

Bharuch

2012 Bharuch

(Gujarat) 8,000 41.5/31.5/28.5 11

Pultruded

FRP

PVC Splash V

bars

Process

Corrosive

Water.

Reliance Infrastructure

India (P) ltd.

Project Consulted by

Areva Revewable

Energies India Pvt.Ltd.

Engineers India Ltd.

1 x 125 MW

Solar

Thermal

Power Plant

2012 Dhursar,

Rajesthan 30,400 m3/hr 40 / 32 / 28 8

Pultruded

FRP

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20 Fresh Water

MIDAL CABLES LTD. Process

Cooling 2012

Baharin (

Exportrd UAE) 500 m3/hr 50/35/30 2

Pultruded

FRP

PVC Vertical








Water

Type

BASF India Limited

Project Consulted By

Fluor Daniel India

Pvt.Ltd.

Process

Cooling 2012

Dahej-Bharuch

(Gujarat) 4,600 m3/hr 40/32/28 2

Pultruded

FRP

PVC Vertical



Petcoke

Gassification

project

D.T.A

2013 Jamnagar

(Gujarat)

94,500m3/hr

44.5/31.5/28.5 30 Concrete

Splash fill

HP600

ID New-fresh

water


Petcoke

Gassification

project

SEZ

2013 Jamnagar

(Gujarat)

113,400 m3/hr

44.5/31.5/28.5 36 Concrete

Splash fill

HP600

ID New-fresh

water

Nagarnar Steel plant

Main cooling tower Steel Plant 2014 Chhattisgarh 32,000 m3/hr 42/33/29 10 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID New-fresh

water







Water

Type

Nagarnar Steel plant

Auxillary cooling tower Steel Plant 2014 Chhattisgarh 1,500 m3/hr 40/33/29 2 Concrete

PVC Vertical

flute film Y20

ID New-fresh

water

MAJOR PROJECTS REFERENCE LIST Date: 24/04/2015

1 Tower type : ID induced draft, FC forced draft , ND natural draft, XF Cross flow draft, WD Wet-Dry – Refurb = Refurbishment – New = New Tower 2 Water Flow [m3/h] Hot Water/Cold Water/Wet Bulb [°C]


Customer Plant Year Location Duty2 No Cells Structure Fill Tower

Type1

ISAB Power 1996 Italy 60,000 41.0/30.0/26.0 19 Concrete Splash ID New

SHELL Refinery 2000 Godorf (D) 10,000 40.5/28.5/22.5 1 Wood Splash ND Refurb.

OMV Refinery 2000 Burghausen (D) 28,000 28.0/20.0 10 Wood Splash XF Refurb

ATLAS Petrochemical 2001 Trinidad 26,000 43.0/30.0/26.0 10 Wood Splash XF New

NAFTEC Refinery 2001 Skidda (Algeria) 23,000 42.0/29.0/24.0 10 Concrete Splash ID Refurb.

ALSTOM Power 2002 Nehuenco (Cile) 18,120 33.1/21.9/12.9 6 FRP Film ID New

ALSTOM Power 2003 Okpai (Nigeria) 27,835 43.01/32.2/28.0 8 Concrete Film ID New

TECNIMONT Petrochemical 2003 Plock (P) 18,000 32.0/25.0/22.0 6 Concrete Film ID New

JGC Petrochemical 2003 Libia 17,500 42.0/32.0/28.0 6 Concrete Film ID New

SHELL Refinery 2000 Godorf (D) 10,000 40.5/28.5/22.5 1 Wood Splash ND Refurb.

UHDE Fertilizer 2004 Suez (Egypt) 26,500 40.0/30.0/26.0 9 Wood Splash ID New

UHDE Fertilizer 2004 Alexfert (Egypt) 26,500 40.0/30.0/26.0 9 Wood Film ID New

UHDE Fertilizer 2004 Helwan (Egypt) 26,500 40.0/30.0/26.0 9 Wood Film ID New

UHDE Fertilizer 2004 Mopco (Egypt) 26,500 40.0/30.0/26.0 9 Wood Film ID New





Type1

D&S HVAC 2004 Dubai (UAE) 32,697 41.6/35.0/32.0 12 Concrete Film ID New

D&S HVAC 2004 Dubai (UAE) 27,247 41.6/35.0/32.0 10 Concrete Film ID New

RWE Power 2004 Germany 13,400 29.0/21.0/12.0 6 Concrete Splash ID Refurb

Tecnicas Reunidas Refinery 2005 Kirikalle (Turkey) 18,300 40.0/32.0/20.0 N/A Concrete Film ID – ND - XND New

EDISON Power 2005 Simeri Crichi (Italy) 52,000 37.0/29.0/24.0 16 Pre-cast Film ID New

RWE Power 2005 Germany 28,000 36.5/23.0/7.6 1 Concrete Splash ND Refurb.

ENELPOWER Power 2006 Escatron (Spain) 35,000 31.1/20.1/13.1 14 Concrete Film ID New

TECHINT Petrochemical 2006 Rabigh (Saudi

Arabia) 209,202 46.0/36.0/30.0 48 FRP Film ID New

OMK Steel 2006 Vishka (Russia) 20,220 49.0/35.0/21.0 8 Steel Film ID New

FLUOR Petrochemical 2006 Jubail (Saudi

Arabia) 33,687 45.0/35.0/32.0 12 Concrete Film ID New

BECHTEL Refinery 2006 Jamnagar (India) 53,550 41.0/32.0/28.0

34,650 41.0/32.0/28.0

11 + 6

11

Concrete

FRP Splash ID New

ENIPOWER Power 2006 Ferrara (Italy) 39,800 40.3/29.3/25.0 12 Concrete Film WD New





Type1

QATAR SHELL GTL Ltd.

Petrochemical 2006 Ras Laffan (Qatar) 61,570 46.0/36.0/31.0 14 Concrete Film ID New

FATIMA FERTILIZER Fertilizer 2007 Pakistan 49,000 44.0/33.0/28.0 12 Concrete Film ID New

Foster Wheeler Refinery 2007 Singapore 28,341 42.0/32.0/28.0 8 Concrete Film ID New

SNC LAVALIN HVAC 2007 Abu Dhabi (UAE) 24,164 40.6/35.0/30.0 7 FRP Film ID New

EUROTECNICA Petrochemical 2007 Mesaieed (Qatar) 12,500 45.0/37.0/33.0 4 FRP Film ID New

FERROSTAAL Petrochemical 2007 Trinidad 22,712 41.1/30.0/26.01 9 Wood Film ID New

FERROSTAAL Petrochemical 2007 Trinidad 42,000 37.4/30.0/27.0 14 Wood Film ID New

IBERINCO Power 2007 Mesaieed (Qatar) 128,469 47.96/38.0/34.0 33 FRP Film ID New

SALZGITTER Power 2007 Salzgitter 23,200 40.0/30.0/21.0 4 Concrete Film ID New

TECNIMONT Petrochemical 2007 Jubail (S. Arabia) 40,000 - 45.0/36.0/32.0 10 FRP Film ID New

EMAL Power 2008 Abu Dhabi (UAE) 102,900 46.8/36.0/33.0 32 FRP Film ID New

DOOSAN Power 2008 Mesaieed (Qatar) 88,428 44.1/34.4/30.4 22 FRP Film ID New

SNC LAVALIN HVAC 2008 Abu Dhabi (UAE) 20,714 40.6/35.0/31.1 6 FRP Film ID New

UNICORP. HVAC 2008 Manama (Bahrain) 31,492.8 40.31/35.0/32.0 9 FRP Film ID New





Type1

DRAKE & SCULL. HVAC 2008 Dubai (U.A.E.) 21,513.6 41.75/35.0/32.0 8 FRP Film ID New

METKA S.A. Power 2008 Brazi (Romania) 39,543 32.39/20.54/9.23 12 Concrete Film ID New

TECNICAS REUNIDAS Power 2008 Barcelona, (Spain) 48,300 31.1/21.6/14.38 12 FRP Film WD New

ESTELUX Petrochemical 2008 Ferrara (Italy) 15,400 35.0/30.0/26.0 4 FRP Film ID New

EDF Energy Power 2008 West Burton (UK) 71,280 23.3/14.3/7.8 30 Wood Film WD New

SIEMENS Power 2008 Gent (Belgium) 30,708 28.8/17.6/10.16 14 Concrete Film ID New

SIEMENS Power 2008 Pego (Portugal) 41,976 31.3/21.5/12.5 16 Concrete Film ID New

TYSSENKRUPP Steel 2008 U.S.A. 51,596 41.0/32.0/27.0 15 Concrete Splash ID New

Duro Felguera Power 2009 Oviedo – Spain 17,516 34.1/22.0/11.1 5 Wood Film ID New

C.A.T. – N.D.I.A. HVAC 2009 Doha (Qatar) 25,329.6 41.0/35.0/30.0 16 FRP Film ID New

CT MAIN'T & REPAIR Power 2009 El Paso (TX USA) 17,122 39.95/27.38/21.23 6 FRP Splash ID New

PEMEX Oil 2009 Mexico 3,414 42/32/27 3 FRP Film ID New

DRAKE & SCULL HVAC 2009 Jubail (S. Arabia) 10,828.8 41.75/35.0/32.0 4 FRP Film ID New

TECH TALK . – AWTAD FZCO.

Refinery 2009 Abadan (Iran) 36,000 47.0/31.0/27.0 12 Concrete Film ID New





Type1

SK ENG. Refinery 2010 Jubail (S. Arabia) 27,865 45.0/34.5/30.0 8 Concrete Film ID New

Voltas Power 2010 Qatar 9,402 40.3/35.0/31.0 9 FRP Film ID new

AKSA Power 2010 Turkey 36,540 31.8/21.2/16.6 16 FRP Film ID New

CTCI Refinery 2010 Jubail (Saudi

Arabia) 67,070 45.0/34.5/31.5 22 Concrete Film ID New

Danieli S.p.a Steel 2010 Egypt 14,400 60.0/38.0/26.0 6 Concrete Film ID New

TCE Power 2010 India 13,000 44.0/33.0/28.5 5 FRP Film ID New

Kawasaki Oil 2010 Turkmenistan 30,000 42.0/32.0/27.2 8 Concrete Film ID New

Danieli S.p.a. Steel 2010 Saudi Arabia 11,640 55.0/38.0/34.0 7 FRP Film ID New

EGESA Refinery 2010 Ipojuca (Brazil) 27,900 40.0/31.0/24.0

17,400 43.0/31.0/24.0

9

12

FRP

Concrete

Film

Splash ID New

ODEBRECHT Petrochemical 2010 Brazil 8,967 42.0/32.0/256.0

15,886 37.8/29.5/26.0

4

5 FRP

Splash

Film ID New

ODEBRECHT Chemical 2010 Brazil 5,800 38.0/28.0/27.0

7,500 40.0/30.0/27.0

4

3

FRP

Concrete Film ID New





Type1

DRAKE&SCULL HVAC 2010 Saudi Arabia 11,040 41.75/35.0/32.0 4 FRP Film ID New

Energomashexport Power 2010 Russia 22,000 37.6/27.6/15.0 N.A. Concrete Film ND New

Unieco Power 2010 Torino (Italy) 11,297 351.6/21.7/13.7 6 FRP Film WD New

Essar Power 2010 Jharkhand (India) 168,000 43.0/33.0/28.0 48 Concrete Film ID New

IND - BARATH Power 2010 Orissa (India) 58,929 43.0/33.0/28.5 15 Concrete Film ID New

Bechtel Power 2010 Hyward (CA -USA) 26,099 35.38/21.5/12.22 9 FRP Film WD New

RELIANCE Refinery 2011 Dahej (India) 108,800 40.0/30.0/26.5 32 Concrete Splash ID New

Gama Power Power 2011 Riga (Lettonia) 24,650 23.59/13.5/-2.2 6 FRP Film ID New

Oil Gas Machine Other 2011 Russia 11,520 40.0/28.0/20.10 4 FRP Film ID New

DRAKE&SCULL Other 2011 Doha (Qatar) 10,932 40.3/34.8/32.0 4 FRP Film ID New

FLUOR Alumina Refinery

2011 Jubail (Saudi


Essar Power 2011 Hazira (India) 49,000 42.0/33.0/28.9 14 Concrete Film ID New

Panduranga Energy Power 2011 Pradesh (India) 10,500 41.0/33.0/28.0 4 FRP Film ID New

ENEL Green Power Power 2011 Pisa (Italy) 12,000 35.0/25.0/18.5 6 FRP Film ID New





Type1

HYUNDAI Eng. & Const.

Power Plant 2011 Dhaka City

(Bangladesh) 38,509 45.59/38.7/35.7 12 FRP Film ID New

DAELIM Petrochemical 2011 Sadara Pr. – Mixed feed Cracker (KSA)

84,000 54.6/36.0/31.0 18 FRP Film ID New

GAMA POWER Power 2012 Hatay (Turkey) 50,680 31.8/22.8/14.3 14 FRP Film ID New

HYUNDAI Eng. Co. Power Plant 2012 Rift Valley (Kenya) 72,240 37.3/23.0/17.0 32 FRP Film ID New

INITEC Power Plant 2012 Parnaiba IV (Brasil) 26,200 38.6/28.6/22.6 7 FRP Film ID New

FLUOR Petrochemical 2012 Sadara Pr. –

Chemicals 2 (KSA) 48,000 45.0/36.0/31.0 16 FRP Film ID New

JACOBS Petrochemical 2012 Sadara Pr. –

Chemicals 1 (KSA) 20,000 43.1/36/31 6 FRP Film ID New

DOW Petrochemical 2012 Sadara Pr. –

Polyethilene (KSA) 27,940 41.9/36/31 8 FRP Film ID New

FLUOR Petrochemical 2012 Sadara Pr. (KSA) 11,476 45.4/36/31 7 FRP Film ID New

TECNICAS REUNIDAS Petrochemical 2012 Sadara Pr. –

Chemicals 3 (KSA)

77,557 42.5/36.0/31.0

27,786 46.0/36.0/31.0

14

9 FRP Film ID New

RELIANCE Power 2012 Dursar 30,400 40.0/32.0/28.0 8 FRP Film ID New





Type1

ENPPI Petrochemical 2012 Al Almeriya,

Alexandria (Egypt) 39,000 40.0/29.0/25.5 12 CONCRETE Film ID New

MHI Power 2012 Rabigh (Saudi


MHI Power 2012 Rabigh (Saudi


PETROFAC Petrochemical 2012 Rabigh (Saudi


CSO ENERGO Power 2012 Cherepovetz

(Russia) 21,500 30.0/20.0/10.8 6 FRP Film ID New

CSO ENERGO Power 2012 Novocherkasskaya


CSO ENERGO Power 2012 Mosenergo (Russia) 23,000 33.2/24.0/19.0 6 FRP Film ID New

Hyundai Engineering Power 2013 Termotasajero

(Colombia) 24,000 41.8/32.6/26.3 6 FRP Film ID New

Linde Petrochemical 2013 Shale, Texas (USA) 5,100 40.0/30.0/25.3 3 FRP Film ID New

AKSA Power 2013 Goynuk (Turkey) 28,800 38.5/28.5/24.4 10 FRP Film ID New

Ravagnan Steel 2013 Mexico 8,616 46.0/32.0/30.0 5 FRP Splash ID New





Type1

GS Engineering Petrochemical 2013 Rabigh II

(Saudi Arabia) 34,286 43.4/36.0/30.0 8 FRP Film ID New





EÜAŞ ELEKTRİK ÜRETİM A.Ş

Power 2013 Afşin (Turkey) 29,600 35.7/22.0/9.6 --- CONCRETE Film ND Refurb

TOYO Engineering Corporation

Fertilizer 2013 Port Harcourt

(Nigeria) 54,575 42.0/32.0/28.0 18 FRP Film ID New

RELIANCE Petrochemical 2013 DTA Jamnagar

(India) 81,900 44.5/31.5/28.0 26 CONCRETE Splash ID New

RELIANCE Petrochemical 2013 SEZ Jamnagar

(India) 81,900 44.5/31.5/28.0 26 CONCRETE Splash ID New

Gürmat Elektric UretimAS

Geothermal PP

2013 Germencik (Turkey) 14,594 38.6/19.0/14.3 8 FRP Film ID New

GS E&C / JGCS Refinery 2014 Tihh Gia (Vietnam) 133,100 41.8/34.0/31.0 32 FRP Film ID New





Type1

Calik Enerji San. Tic. A.Ş

Power 2014 Gardabani (Georgia)

15,640 27.0/17.0/11.6 7 FRP Film ID New

Linde Germany Petrochemical 2014 Baytown (USA) 49,035 43.0/32.2/27.2 12 FRP Film ID New

Shinryo Corporation HVAC 2014 Abu Dhabi (UAE) 23,848 40.67/34.0/31.1 8 FRP Film ID New

Stroiatom Power 2014 Volzhskaya


TOSHIBA Corporation Power Systems

Company

Geothermal Power Plant

2014 Alaşehir (Turkey) 20,500 34.2/24.0/20.0 7 FRP Film ID New

Gama Power Systems Engineering and Contracting Inc.

Power 2014 Khabat, Erbil, (Iraq) 39,963 39.27/30.1/25.0 12 FRP Film ID New

CHEMTEX INTERNATIONAL Inc

MOSSI GHISOLFI

CHEMICAL 2014 Chorpus Christy,

TX, USA 57,100 42.7/32.7/27.2 12 FRP Film ID New

EXERGY S.p.A. Geothermal Power Plant

2014 Saray (Turkey) 14,060 26.0/20.0/13.0 4 FRP Film ID New

SAMSUNG Engineering Co., Ltd.

Fertilizer 2014 Sumgayit

(Azerbaijan) 30,600 39.0/29.0/24.0 10 CONCRETE Film ID New





Type1

FDH JV

Daewoo E&C Refinery 2014

Mina Abdullah Refinery, (Kuwait)

44,018 47.0/36.0/32.0 12 FRP Film ID New

JGSK JV

JGC Corp. Refinery 2014

Mina Al-Ahmadi Refinery, (Kuwait)

17,760 45.8/36.0/32.0 6 FRP Film ID New

ORASCOM Cons.Industries

Methanol 2014 Beaumont, TX

(USA) 35,648.13 43.0/33.0/27.0 10 FRP Film ID New

BECHTEL Power 2014 Leesburg,VA

(USA)

32,625 43.33/31.4/25.67

No Plume: 5.91/80% 10 FRP Film WD New

SIEMENS Power 2014 Wyrie (S.Korea) 26,600 26.6/18.7/11.7 8 Concrete Film WD New

SIEMENS Power 2014 Pengerang (Malaysia)

55,900 48.9/36.7/32.68 16 FRP Film ID New

DOOSAN H.I. Power 2014 Dongton (Korea) 53,160 30.0/22.0/11.85

No Plume: -6°/70% 16 Concrete Film WD New

LINDE Ammonia 2014 Togliatti (Russia) 8,182 35.0/25.0/21.0 4 FRP Film ID New

CNIM Energy from

waste 2014

Middlesbrough (UK)

7,920 25.6/15.6/8.3 3 FRP Film ID New





Type1

SNC L. Construc. HVAC 2014 Dubai 13,809.2 40.6/35.0/31.94 4 FRP Film ID New




Year Customer Location Plant Water Flow [m3/h]

1971 ITALSIDER TARANTO (I) POWER PLANT 22,000

1973 ISAB SR (ITALY) PETROCHEMICAL 16,000

1974 ALCHISARDA ITALY CHEMICAL 25,000

1974 MONTEFIBRE NA (ITALY) POWER PLANT 24,500

1975 FOSTER WHEELER EGYPT CHEMICAL 23,000

1975 SEMADCO EGYPT PETROCHEMICAL 23,000

1978 ITALIMPIANTI IRAN PETROCHEMICAL 20,000

1984 FERTIMONT FERRARA (I) FERTILIZER 35,000

1986 SNAM PROGETTI ALGERIA PETROCHEMICAL 14,000

1990 FAUJI PAKISTAN FERTILIZER 24,500

1990 SNAM PROGETTI PAKISTAN PETROCHEMICAL 24,500

1991 IPM BANGLADESH POWER PLANT 30,490

1992 FIAT ENGINEERING MELFI (I) POWER PLANT 24,000

1993 ENEL ITALY POWER PLANT 30,000

1993 FOCHI - SIEMENS PAKISTAN POWER PLANT 21,600

1994 FIAT ENGINEERING CAPUA (I) AEROSPACE 15,000

1995 ENEL LATERA (I) POWER PLANT 16,000

REVAMPING WORKS

MAJOR PROJECTS Date 15/04/2014 Page 1of 6

1 Tower type : ID induced draft, FC forced draft , ND natural draft, XF Cross flow draft – Refurb = Refurbishment – New = New Tower 2 Water Flow [m3/h] Hot Water/Cold Water/Wet Bulb [°C]


Client Plant

Year Location Duty2 No.Cells Structure Fill Tower Type1

OMV Refinery 2000 Burghausen (D) 28.000 28.0/20.0 10 Wood Splash XF

Refurb.

HOMS Refinery 2000 Homs (Syria) 7.450

41.0/25.0/18.0 8 Concrete Film

ID Refurb.

SHELL

Refinery 2000 Godorf (D)

2 x 10.000 40.5/28.5/22.5

1 Wood Splash ND

Refurb.

VEBA OEL Refinery 2000/3 Wesseling (D) 33.000

35.0/24.0/19.0 12 Concrete FUTURA®

ID Refurb.

NAFTEC

Refinery 2001 Skidda (Algerie)

23.000 42.0/29.0/24.0

10 Concrete FUTURA® ID

Refurb.

SHELL Refinery 2002 Wesseling (D) 6.800

39.0/24.0/19.0 6+2 Wood FUTURA®

FD/ID Refurb.

KNPC Refinery 2003 Kuwait 9.692

27.8/30.4/35.8 8 Concrete FUTURA®

ID Refurb.

TUPRAS A.Ş. Petrolch. 2003 Aliaga (Turkey) 8.000 5 Concrete Splash ID

Refurb.

RWE Power 2004 Germany 20.100

29.0/21.0/12.0 9 Concrete Trickle

ID Refurb.

RWE

Power 2005

Frimmersdorf – Block Q (D)

28.000 36.5/23.0/7.6

1 Concrete Film ND

Refurb.

REVAMPING WORKS




Client Plant


AMONIL Chemical 2005 Slobozia

(Romania) 9.400

40.0/28.0/21.0 2 Concrete Splash

ID Refurb.

TECNICAS REUNIDAS

Refinery 2005 Kirikalle (Turkey) 18.300

40.0/32.0/20.0 N/A Concrete Film

XND Refurb.

ERG Refinery 2005 Siracusa (Italy) 25.000

40.0/30.0/24.0 10 Concrete Splash ID

EUAS Tunçbilek

Power 2006 Kütahya (Turkey) 44.000 4+4 Concrete Splash ID

Refurb.

Isdemir Steel mill 2006 -

going on Iskenderun (Turkey) 12.800 10 Concrete Splash

ID Refurb.

Eti Alüminyum A.Ş.

Steel mill 2006 Seydişehir/Konya

(Turkey) 8.900 8 Concrete Splash

ID Refurb.

STIZO S.A. Power 2007 Romania 20.000

39.2/30.0/25.0 1 Concrete Splash ND

MELLITAH Power 2008 Mellitah (Lybia) 12.000

42.0/30.0/25.0 6 Concrete Film ID

ENEL Geothrmal

Power Plant 2008 Toscana (Italy) 80.000 1 Concrete Splash ND

Enel Power 2008 Sasso Pisano (Italy) 6.000

36.5/26.5/18.5 1 Concrete Splash ND

EXXON MOBIL

Refinery 2009 Augusta (Italy) 15.000

48.0/30.0/24.0 6 Concrete Film

ID Refurb.

REVAMPING WORKS




Client Plant


RAFFINERIA DI MILAZZO

RAM Refinery 2009 Milazzo (Italy)

60.000 39.0/29.0/24.0

58 Concrete Splash FC

Refurb.

SARAS Refinery 2009 Sarroch (Italy) 9.000 3 Wood/FRP Splash ID

Refurb. Polimeri Europa

Petrochemical 2009 Ragusa (Italy) 2.500 2 Concrete Splash ID

Refurb.

Air Liquide Chemical 2009 Sarroch (Italy) 1500 2 FRP Film ID

Refurb

SAPIO Chemical 2009 Marghera (Italy) 4400/36/28/24 2 Concrete Splash ID

Refurb

SADAF Refinery 2009/2010 Al Jubail (Saudi Arabia) 10.500 3 Concrete Splash XF

Refurb.

YENIKOY Power Plant 2009/2010 Turkey 44.000 20 Concrete Film ID

Refurb.

Mobarake Steel Steel 2010 Iran 13500/35/25/21 5 Concrete Splash ID

Refurb.

Repsol Petrochemical 2010 Portugal 6300/40/26/21 2 Concrete Film ID

Refurb

Biomasse Italia Power 2010 Strongoli (Italy) 8000/35/24.6/19.5 3 Wood Film ID

Refurb

KAFKO Fertilizer 2011 Bangladesh 36.000

45.0/30.0/24.0 10 Concrete Film

ID Refurb

REVAMPING WORKS




Client Plant


Air Liquide Chemical 2011 Sarroch (Italy) 12.000

48.0/31.0/26.0 4 Wood/FRP Film

ID Refurb

Methanex Petrochemical 2011 TRINIDAD 40.000

44.0/30.0/26.0 10 Wood/FRP Splash

ID Refurb

INDENI Refinery 2011 Zambia 10.000


ID Refurb

API Refinery 2011 Italy 12.000


ID Refurb

N.W.C. Water Plant 2011 Riyadh (KSA) Salbuck Plant

3.130 74.6/29.6/23.0

5 FRP Hybrid Splash

XF Refurb.

N.W.C. Water Plant 2011 Riyadh (KSA) Buwayb Plant

3.130 74.6/29.6/23.0

5 FRP Hybrid Splash

XF Refurb.

PETROBRAS Refinery 2011 Fafen (BR) 27.900

40.0/31.0/24.0 9 FRP Splash

ID Refurb

Polimeri Europa Chemical 2011 Ferrara (Italy) 1500

43/31/24 2 Concrete Splash

ID Refurb.

VATTENFALL Power Plant 2012 Berlin (D) 23.000

32.1/18.5/8.0 1 Concrete/FRP Film

ND Refurb.

Fatima Fertilizer

Chemical 2012 Pakistan 49.000/44/33/28 12 Concrete Hybrid ID

Refurb

PakGen Power 2012 Pakistan 32000/47.5/33/30 8 Concrete Film ID

Refurb

HOKAWE Power Plant 2012 Eberswalde (D) 3.450

35.0/25.0/21.0 3 Wood Film

ID Refurb.

REVAMPING WORKS




SFC Steel 2012 Iran 9000/1800/1600 3+2+2 Concrete Splash ID

Refurb Client Plant

Year Location Duty2 No.Cells Structure Fill Tower

Type1

EMIRATES STEEL

Steel Plant 2012 ABU DHABI (UAE) 10.100

58.0/38.0/30.0

3 Concrete Hybrid Film

ID Refurb.

TUPRAS Refinery 2012 Turkey 3.400


ID Refurb.

ESISCO Steel 2012 Egypt 4500/56.65/33.25/

28 5 Concrete Splash

XF Refurb

ISAB Refinery 2012/2013 Priolo Gargallo (SR) 16000 2 Concrete FUTURA® ID

refurb

ESSO Refinery 2012/2013 Augusta (Italy)

CTW5 2700

43/28.2/24 3 Wood FUTURA®

ID refurb

ENEL Geothrmal Power Plan

2012/2013 Piancastagnaio (Italy)

PC4 + PC5 6000/6000 35/25/18.5

3/3 Wood Splash ID

Refurb

EDF ENERGY Power Plant 2013 Nottinghamshire (UK) 23.760

23.30/14.30/7.80 10 Wood Film

ID Refurb.

Fertinitro Chemical 2013 Venezuela 55.000 17 Concrete Splash ID

Refurb Sarpom (Exxon)

Refinery 2013 Trecate (Italy) 11000 5 Concrete Hybrid splash

ID Refurb

LalPir Power 2013 Pakistan 32000/47.5/33/30 8 Concrete Film ID

Refurb

Iberdrola Power 2013 Altamira - Mexico 64.600/37.96/28.8

/24 20 Wood Film

ID refurb

REVAMPING WORKS




Iberdrola Power 2013 Tamazunchale -

Mexico 82.800/35.40/28.6

0/24 22 FRP Hybrid

ID Refurb

Dalkia Maf Power 2013 Bahrain 10400/39.5/33.5/3

1 7 + 1 FRP Film

ID Refurb

Alba Aluminium

Steel 2013 Bahrain 7500 3 FRP Splash ID

Refurb Versalis

(ex Polimeri Europa)

Chemical 2013 Ferrara (Italy) 7500

42/30/24 5 Concrete

Hybryd Splash

ID Refurb

IPSL Methanol Chemical 2014 Trinidad 6300/43/30/26 3 Wood/FRP Film ID

refurb

BP Refinery 2014 Belgium 14600/45/31/22 5 Wood/FRP Film ID

refurb

ExxonMobil Refinery 2014 Italy 12600/42/30/24 5 Concrete Hybrid Splash

ID refurb

SFC Steel 2014 Iran 7000/46/36/26 3 Concrete Splash ID

refurb

ENEL Power 2014 Italy 7500/41/28.5/18.5 1 Concrete Hybrid splash

ND refurb

Linde Chemical 2015 USA 5140/43/28/23 3 Wood/FRP Film ID

refurb

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