Chlor-Alkali Project
The Chlor-Alkali Project in the Persian Gulf has a total project footprint of 86,700 m² and a production capacity of 1,000 tonnes per day. STARK’s scope includes structural and architectural design of the Electrolyzer Building and Substation Building, foundation design for 120 vertical and horizontal storage tanks, and steel structural and reinforced-concrete foundation design for approximately 2,200 m of pipe racks in total. Utility structures within the project scope also include the Maintenance Building, Operation Building and Warehouse Building. The work also includes 3D modelling and clash detection.
- CLIENT
- Etco Engineering
- LOCATION
- Persian Gulf
- STATUS
- Ongoing
Engineering behind the structure.
The project scope covers electrolyzer and substation buildings, utility structures, storage tank foundations and pipe racks, with multidisciplinary clash detection using 3D models.
Scope of work.
Structural and architectural design of the Electrolyzer Building. Structural and architectural design of the Substation Building. Utility buildings, including the Maintenance Building, Operation Building and Warehouse Building. Foundation design for 120 vertical and horizontal storage tanks. Steel structural and reinforced-concrete foundation design for approximately 2,200 m of pipe racks in total. 3D modelling and clash detection.
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