We built the cogeneration plants, the sour water stripper plant, the amine regeneration unit, the effluent treatment plant, the water pretreatment plants, and the water demineralization unit.
Puerto Dos Bocas, Paraíso, Tabasco, Mexico
We took part in the top engineering and construction project to be carried out in Mexico over the last 40 years.
plants built
people involved in the construction process
construction hours
We built the cogeneration plants, the sour water stripper plant, the amine regeneration unit, the effluent treatment plant, the water pretreatment plants, and the water demineralization unit.
start of the Refinery project.
local residents benefited from volunteering programs.
engineering hours.
hours of construction.
start of the Refinery project.
local residents benefited from volunteering programs.
engineering hours.
hours of construction.
Sour Water Stripper Plant
Here, the water is sweetened so that it can be reused in other refinery processes.
Amine Regeneration Unit
Performs the process of removing acid gas, hydrogen sulfide, and carbon dioxide from natural gas or liquid hydrocarbons.
Effluent Treatment Plant
It includes a system for collecting, conditioning, and treating the water used in the refinery.
Cogeneration Plant
With an installed capacity of 342 MW, the cogeneration plant will play a crucial role in the energy sustainability of the Olmeca Refinery; in other words, the electricity we generate at the plant will power the entire complex.
Water Demineralization Unit
The high demand for demineralized water from both the refinery and the combined cycle of the cogeneration plant will be supplied by the water demineralization unit (UDA), which will feature unit operations such as ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, and sedimentation.
Water Pretreatment Plant
It will be responsible for producing pretreated water to serve the entire refinery. Water production will be 4,284.7 m3/h at maximum capacity.
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Here, the water is sweetened so that it can be reused in other refinery processes.
Performs the process of removing acid gas, hydrogen sulfide, and carbon dioxide from natural gas or liquid hydrocarbons.
It includes a system for collecting, conditioning, and treating the water used in the refinery.
With an installed capacity of 342 MW, the cogeneration plant will play a crucial role in the energy sustainability of the Olmeca Refinery; in other words, the electricity we generate at the plant will power the entire complex.
The high demand for demineralized water from both the refinery and the combined cycle of the cogeneration plant will be supplied by the water demineralization unit (UDA), which will feature unit operations such as ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, and sedimentation.
It will be responsible for producing pretreated water to serve the entire refinery. Water production will be 4,284.7 m3/h at maximum capacity.
Customer | Pemex Industrial Transformation - Development Infrastructure (PTI-ID) |
Scope of contract | EPC |
Segment
Energy
To build this project, a major logistical deployment was necessary at international level to transfer equipment brought in from China, Korea, Germany, Belgium, the United States, Argentina and Brazil. In addition, to address the challenges presented by the project, the engineering team was made up of collaborators from Mexico, Argentina, and India, who worked in a coordinated manner.
We participated in the most important engineering and construction project in Mexico in the last 40 years.
This project has come to transform the reality of the municipality of Paraíso, Tabasco, located in the south of Mexico.
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Adriana Valdez · Community Relations Leader
“Through ‘Volunteers in Action’, we refurbished three primary schools, supporting more than 500 students so that they have a better space to continue developing their skills.”
Juan Manuel Pineda · Sr. Project Manager
“The biggest challenge has been the scale of the project and the short time frame in which it has been carried out.”
Nelly Moreno · Environmentalist Sr.
“I have been involved in the project from the beggining, and seeing how it has been transformed into a mega-plant is truly exciting.”
Jorge Daniel Cornú García · Argon Welder
“When I began welding the underground pipes in the Dos Bocas project, I became passionate about my craft, mastering the technique is something that really fires me up. This way, I seek to improve my skills every day, because I like to feel I’m getting better.”
Alberto Moscosa · Project Manager
“For anyone working in the area of engineering and construction, the dream is to take part in a project like Dos Bocas: it has challenging construction deadlines, as well as demanding engineering and equipment purchase deadlines. It’s a major challenge.”
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