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Refinery Design Enhanced
Applying extensive greenfield design experience and know-how to review and analyse refinery design
Lanjigarh Alumina Refinery
Providing all refinery process know-how and concepts, refinery performance guarantee, basic engineering and commissioning support.
Aughinish optimisation project
Advisian (previously WorleyParsons) acted in a leadership role for an initial refinery expansion study as part of an integrated team.
Responding Rapidly to a New Market Reality
In mid-2015 an already slow global titanium dioxide (TiO2) market showed signs of weakening further. An increase in global production capacity, combined with slack global demand, resulted in falling sales and lower prices.
Ma’aden Alcoa Mine & Refinery
Through Advisian’s alumina know-how, combined with our project delivery expertise, Ma’aden was able to deliver on a project that was previously unable to achieve sanction.
Is a floating alumina refinery possible?
The Shell ‘Prelude’ project is embarking on a revolutionary step-change in liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing; a 488m long floating facility that will process, liquefy, store and transfer LNG at sea, directly above the natural gas field. Could the same floating concept be applied to an alumina refinery moored at a shipping berth close to a bauxite supply?
When do you invest in alumina refinery cost reduction?
Refineries must continually improve to remain competitive. Making sustainable cost position efficiency improvements are a challenge... Beware the underlying trend of the market cycle!
How do you deliver sustainable alumina refinery cost reduction
The previous article, "When do you invest in alumina refinery cost reduction?" discussed “when” to invest in cost position improvement; this article deals with the “how.”
The powerful potential of a proper plant process model
Better information = better decisions. A good full plant model improves quality and timeliness of investigations into potential benefits of process improvement scenarios and analysis of performance variations. So why doesn't everyone have one?