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MAJOR PROJECT
TAKREER RRE Package#3 U&O Project
UAEREFINERY
In December 2009, Samsung Engineering began to work on the extremely large Takreer RRE project, which was worth 10 billion dollars. It was awarded by Takreer, a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) of the UAE. The purpose of the project was to increase the daily capacity of the existing refinery plant at the Ruwais Refinery Complex from 400,000 barrels to 810,000 barrels. Samsung Engineering had already displayed excellent project management capabilities over the course of various projects executed in the UAE, such as the Borouge 2 OCU and Fertil-2 projects. In recognition of this, the project owner awarded Samsung Engineering the Package #3 (utilit…
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MAJOR PROJECT
FERTIL-2 Ammonia/Urea Project
UAEPETROCHEMICALS
In October 2009, Samsung Engineering won a contract for the Fertil-2 ammonia/urea project to build what was at the time the largest plant of its type in the UAE. The project was awarded by Fertil, a joint venture between Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) of the UAE and TOTAL of France. As of late 2000, ADNOC planned a number of projects aiming to turn the country’s abundant natural resources into high value-added businesses. As part of the plan, Fertil was established with a 2:1 shareholding ratio (ADNOC/TOTAL). The Fertil-2 project, awarded by Fertil, is able to treat 2,000 MTPD of ammonia and 3,500 MTPD of urea a day. Samsung Engineering faced a challenge …
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MAJOR PROJECT
Saudi Aramco Wasit Cogeneration & Steam Generation Project
Saudi ArabiaPOWER
In February 2011, Samsung Engineering won a lump-sum turnkey EPC contract for the Wasit project from Saudi Aramco, the national oil company of Saudi Arabia. Out of the four key packages the project is comprised of, Samsung Engineering was awarded Package #2, a power plant package that involved building a facility designed to provide 750MW of power and 1,743ton/h of steam to the gas-processing facility. The Wasit plant is located in the coastal region of the Persian Gulf, which sits approximately 50km north of Al Jubayl, the biggest industrial city in Saudi Arabia. Upon completion, the plant will process natural gas drilled from the Arabiyah and …
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MAJOR PROJECT
SAMSUNG DISPLAY SMD A2 LINE PROJECT
KOREAINDUSTRIAL
In 2011, Samsung Engineering completed the AMOLED Plant for Samsung Display, which included the largest mobile display cleanroom in the world. Despite the record-breaking nature of this project, it was very important for the client that Samsung Engineering complete the cleanroom in only six months, half the normal length of time for a project of this size and complexity. At its peak, the AMOLED project employed nearly 7,000 construction workers at the jobsite in Tangjeong, Korea, so even with such an accelerated schedule, Samsung Engineering managed to complete the AMOLED Plant on time.
SAMSUNG ENGINEERING
