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Ownership: Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited (CPCL) (IOC)<br />
Website: http://www.cpcl.co.in/<br />
List of Indian Oil Company Refineries<br />
Location: Manali, Chennai<br />
Capacity: 9.5 million tons/annum & 190.000 bbl/day<br />
Nelson Complexity:<br />
Brief Description<br />
The Manali Refinery located at Chennai is a large, complex and integrated refinery<br />
Refining Units<br />
CDU<br />
VDU<br />
Thermal Cracker<br />
Visbreaker<br />
Hydro-cracker<br />
FCC<br />
Lubes Unit<br />
Diesel Hydro Desulphurising unit<br />
Sour Water Stripper<br />
Amine Treater Unit<br />
Amine Recovery Unit<br />
Sulphur Recovery Unit<br />
Terminal Capacity<br />
Crude Oil:<br />
Refined Products:<br />
Crude Supply<br />
This refinery was designed to handle heavy crudes<br />
Products Produced<br />
CPCL has developed the capacity to meet Bharat-II and Euro-III equivalent environmental standards<br />
Ongoing Projects<br />
For full details see Chennai Refinery Project<br />
The refinery is in the process of adding residuum upgrading capability.<br />
The project involves a delayed coker unit (DCU), a once through hydrocracker revamp, a sulfur recovery unit, a green field coke yard facility, and utilities.<br />
Other Information<br />
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History<br />
1969 - Refinery was commissioned by Snamprogetti with 53,000 bpd capacity<br />
1986 - The refinery capacity was increased to 110,000 bpd and an FCC added<br />
1988 - Asphalt Production Facility started<br />
1994 - Expansion of Lube Refinery Units<br />
1997 - Wax Hydrofinishing and Wax Deoiling unit added<br />
1999 - 1.8 Million TPA DHDS Project commisioned<br />
2004 - Refinery expanded by 3 mtpa and Visbreaker commissioned<br />
2004 - FCC Unit Revamped<br />
2011 - Euro - IV Quality Upgradation Project - DHDT and NHT / ISOM units<br />
Relevant Links<br />
Refinery Webpage<br />
Punjlloyd, Visbreaker Unit and Sulphur Block<br />
Engineers India Refining References<br />
Punj Lloyd Refining References<br />
Saipem Grass Roots Refineries<br />
Saipem Atmospheric Crude Distillation Units<br />
Saipem Asphalt Bitumen Blowing Unit<br />
Saipem Atmospheric Gasoil Desulphurisation<br />
Saipem Residue Conversion Units<br />
Saipem Visbreaking Units<br />
Saipem Vacuum Distillation Units<br />
Saipem Vacuum Gasoil Desulphurisation<br />
Saipem Sulphur Block Units<br />
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