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September 17, 2014 Welcome

Fuel Oil Coalescing Filter and Inlet Fuel Particulate Strainer Skids For Use in Seoul, South Korea.

Fuel Oil Coalescing Filter and Inlet Fuel Particulate Strainer Skids For Use in Seoul, South Korea.

Fuel Oil Coalescing Filter and Inlet Fuel Particulate Strainer Skids For Use in Seoul, South Korea.

Fuel Oil Coalescing Filter and Inlet Fuel Particulate Strainer Skids For Use in Seoul, South Korea.

Fuel Oil Coalescing Filter and Inlet Fuel Particulate Strainer Skids For Use in Seoul, South Korea.

Fuel Oil Coalescing Filter and Inlet Fuel Particulate Strainer Skids For Use in Seoul, South Korea.

Project Overview

Samsung C&T Corporation is a Korean Engineering and Construction company in Seoul, Korea. Samsung C&T Corporation received a contract from GMR Energy (Singapore) Pte Ltd. to supply a 400 MW combined cycle power plant in Jurong, Singapore. The power plant planned to use natural gas as the primary fuel and No. 2 Distillate fuel oil as the secondary fuel.

Samsung C&T contracted IFS to design and supply 2 Fuel Oil Coalescing Filter skids and 2 Inlet Fuel Particulate Strainer skids to insure the No. 2 Distillate fuel oil would be sufficiently treated to remove particulate matter and liquids including water from the fuel oil stream.

Project Specs

  • Fuel conditions: Fuel Oil No. 2 Distillate per ISO 4261, DIN 51603 Part 1, ASTM D396, ASTM D975 & ASTM D2880
  • Pressure at system inlet: 8.8 to 9.2 barg (Design: 19 barg).
  • Temperature at system inlet: Nominal 32°C (19.6°C to 35.8°C) (Design: 50°C)
  • Mass Flow Per CT: 55 kg/s

Design Removal Efficiency

The following values are the minimum allowable efficiencies at the design conditions:

  • Allowable Water Content, 0.05% By Volume
  • Particulate Removal, particles with diameter (d) <10 μm ≤ 18 ppm, 10 μm ≤ d ≥ 25 μm ≤ 2 ppm,  d > 25 μm : 0 ppm
  • The maximum pressure drop across the fuel gas conditioning package system (immediately prior to filter change) shall be less than 0.5 bar at the design fuel oil flow.

Project Contracted By

Samsung C&T

For Use In

Seoul, Korea

The Challenge

Samsung C&T requested the fabrication of the 4 modules be completed in Korea, to minimize Samsung C&T’s inspection costs and freight to the job site. IFS had planned to design and build the 4 modules at IFS’s plant in Tyler, TX. IFS had previously not performed a sub contract fabrication project in South Korea.

The IFS Solution

IFS contacted Sunbo Industries in Busan, South Korea, one of the main industrial cities in South Korea. IFS performed a site inspection and ISO audit of Sunbo’s Busan, South Korea facilities and became very comfortable with their capabilities. IFS performed all the engineering, design, procurement and project management from the USA and subcontracted the fabrication and assembly of the 4 modules to Sunbo. The project was completed on time and on budget.

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