Doosan to build Ras Azzour MSF units in Vietnam
31 Jan 11 by desalination
Doosan Heavy Industries announced on 28 January 2011 that it would be building three of the eight desalination evaporators required for the giant Saudi Arabian Ras Azzour desalination plant at its Vietnam subsidiary, Doosan Vina.
Work on the three 91,000 m³/d multi-stage flash (MSF) units will begin shortly. Doosan Vina shipped its first MSF unit to the United Arab Emirates in 2009.
The Ras Azzour project, for the Saline Water Conversion Corporation, will be a hybrid facility with 160 MIGD (727,000 m³/d) evaporation and 67.5 MIGD (307,000 m³/d) reverse-osmosis capacity. It will supply water from the Gulf to 3.5 million people in the Riyadh area.
Doosan will carry out design, manufacturing, installation and commissioning of the entire process , which is scheduled be completed by the end of 2014.
Comments
Login on register to comment
Related content
Desalination
A world leader committed to preserving resources through desalination and reuse
The Group designs
Desalination
Leading expert delivers online masterclass on membrane fouling
There is only one week left to register for this exciting new format of online event and deepen your understanding of membrane fouling in only one hour.
Desalination
Singapore International Water Week Turns 10 Years: Celebrating a Decade of Accomplishment in the Global Water Industry
The Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) is the world's premier platform to connect the water industry for innovative solutions and sustainable urban water management. The biennial event gathers stakeholders from the global water industry to share best practices
Related supplier content
Desalination
Great results with Osmotech® for RO make-up water
Reduction of total operational costs even in limit make up water conditions
Desalination
Great results with Osmotech® for RO make-up water
Reduction of total operational costs even in limit make up water conditions
Desalination
Our Project history
The list is an example of the work successfully completed by SO4 Offshore engineers