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CONSTRUCTION WORLD
FEBRUARY
2015
CONSTRUCTION WORLD
FEBRUARY
2015
PROJECTS AND CONTRACTS
The upgrade project involved the
implementation and connection
of a pipeline from the Engen depot
to the Companhia Do Pipeline Mozambique
– Zimbabwe Limitada (CPMZ) Pump Station
inside the port. Leading fluid conveyance
products and solutions expert Incledon
supplied a wide range of world-class products
to the project, which is now operational after
a two year construction period.
The company was subcontracted to
provide valves and above-ground mechan-
ical infrastructure to the project by petro-
chemical installation specialist company
Atmei Construction. Incledon’s scope of work
included the supply of pipes, valves, gaskets,
flanges, bends, T-pieces and reducers.
Incledon valves product manager Craig
Thomson notes that the company supplied
the project with a range of Teji WCB Cast
Steel Valves, which are fully compliant with
American Petroleum Institute (API) stand-
ards. The valves – comprising gate valves,
ball and check valves, as well as basket
strainers – range in diameter from 10 mm to
350 mm. The gate valves are available in pres-
sure class 150 and class 300.
"Incledon is the sole South African
importer and distributor of the Asia-based
Teji range of industrial and petrochemical
valves, which are highly durable, reliable, and
easy to maintain and operate. These valves
will be used to control, isolate and regulate
the flow of hydrocarbons at the petrochem-
ical depot,” he explains.
Incledon was also contracted to supply
valves for the fire-suppression reticulation
system, which consists of butterfly valves
and wafer check valves, with water and foam
used as the medium. Atmei Construction
logistics project and drafting manager Riaan
Wiessener states that the company has been
utilising Teji valves for the past eight years,
owing to competitive prices and good quality.
“The valves, pipes, weld-on fittings and
screw fittings meet international standards
and are being installednot only on fuel depots,
but on fuel and lubrication depotsthat Atmei
constructs for mines throughout South
Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia,
Mozambique, Lesotho and Swaziland.
This is indicative of Incledon’s excel-
lent quality of materials and Atmei’s
highly standardised expertise in
the international petrochemical
industry,” he states.
Wiessener believes that the
success of this high-profile Beira
project will provide a major
competitive edge to both Atmei
Construction and Incledon moving
forward. “A lot of international atten-
tion was placed on this project, and the
proven performance of the working rela-
tionship between the two companies will be
recognised on a global scale, which is good
for future business,” he concludes.
depot and pipeline completed
WORLD-CLASS PETROLEUM
Stability of fuel supply is set to
improve dramatically following
the successful completion of
the Engen Petroleum Depot
Terminal Upgrade Project,
located in the CFM Port in Beira,
Mozambique, in November 2014.
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ABOVE:
The Engen Petroleum Depot Terminal
Upgrade Project, located in the CFM Port in Beira,
Mozambique.
LEFT:
Incledon is the sole South African
importer and distributor of the Teji range of
industrial and petrochemical valves.
BELOW:
The upgrade project involved the
implementation and connection of a pipeline
from the Engen depot.