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News Release from: Foster-Wheeler | Subject: SYDEC delayed coker
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 14 March 2007

Delayed coker package project for Indian
Oil

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Foster Wheeler USA has been awarded a contract by Indian Oil Corporation to provide a license and basic engineering package for a new 3.7 Mtpa delayed coker, based on the SYDEC process

Foster Wheeler announces that its subsidiary Foster Wheeler USA, part of its Global Engineering and Construction Group, has been awarded a contract by Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) to provide a license and basic engineering package for a new delayed coker The 3.7 million tonnes per annum delayed coker, which will be based on the Foster Wheeler Selective Yield Delayed Coking (SYDEC) process, forms part of the IOCL residue upgrading project at its Gujarat refinery in India

"We are extremely pleased that IOCL has selected our leading SYDEC technology," said Troy Roder, president and chief executive officer of Foster Wheeler USA Corporation.

"India is a key strategic market for Foster Wheeler and we look forward to working with IOCL on this important upgrading project".

The Foster Wheeler SYDEC process is a thermal conversion process used by refiners worldwide to upgrade heavy residue feed and process it into high value transport fuels.

The SYDEC process achieves maximum clean liquid yields and minimum fuel coke yields from high sulphur residues.

By installing a SYDEC unit, a refinery owner is able to process heavier crudes, which sell at a discount to the benchmark light, sweet crudes, thereby allowing the owner to receive the benefit of increased refining margins.

Foster Wheeler is a market leader in delayed coking and has supplied its delayed coking process technology worldwide for over 80 new delayed cokers and has worked on more than 70 delayed coker revamps.

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