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General Reference List for Expansion Joints General Reference List for Expansion Joints Customer Location Country PLUSPETROL ENERGY S.A. Buenos Aires Argentina TECHINT LUMMUS Buenos Aires Argentina WATER EN ENERGIEBEDRIJF ARUBA (WEB) N.V. Oranjestad Aruba ABB POWER GENERATION LTD. Sidney Australia AUSTRIAN ENERGY EVIRONMENT AUSTRALIA North Ryde Australia KOGAN CREEK POWER STATION Queensland Australia SIEMENS DEMAG DELAVAL · BURRUP POWER STATION Burrup Australia ANDRITZ AG Graz, Austria AUSTRIAN ENERGY EVIRONMENT GmbH Waagner Birò Graz Austria DÜRR GmbH Graz-Thondorf Austria EVT-BAUSTELLE Viena Austria INNOWELD Hönigsberg Austria ÖMV RAFFINERIE SCHWECHAT Schwechat Austria ÖSTERREICHISCHE BUNDESBAHNEN Knittelfeld Austria STEYR DAIMLER PUCH Graz Thondorz Austria NPP BELKOTLOMASH Vitebsk Belarus ZAO BELKOTLOKOMPLEKT VITEBSK Vitebsk Belarus BP CHEMBEL Geel Belgica TESSENDERLO CHEMIE N.V. Ham Belgica BASF ANTWERPEN Antwerpen Belgium BAYER ANTWERPEN Antwerpen Belgium BRITISH PETROLEUM CHEMICALS Antwerpen Belgium CARSID S.A. (STEEL WORKS) Marchienne Belgium CENTRAL ELECTRIQUE DE BAUDOUR Baudour Belgium CMI Herstal Belgium COCKERILL SAMBRE SA Seraing Belgium COEK ENGINEERING B.V. Geel Belgium ELECTRABEL Beveren Belgium ELECTRABEL Doel Belgium ELECTRABEL Wilrijk Belgium ELLIMETAL N.V. Meeuwen Belgium EVAL EUROPE N.V. Zwijndrecht Belgium GELDOF METAALKONSTRUKTIE Harelbeke Belgium HAINAUT MAINTENANCE Manage Belgium HAMON THERMAL ENGINEERS (Europe), SA NV Brussels Belgium JONGERIUS N.V., S.A. Antwerpen Belgium LIMOX N.V. Genk Belgium NYNAS N.V. Antwerp Belgium PANTOCHIM Feluy Belgium REILLY CHEMICALS Hautrage Belgium SAG Ste-Cecile-sur-Semois Belgium SIDMAR WERFMAGAZIJN NV Gent Belgium SIGMA COATINGS Leuven Belgium TECHNICOM Antwerpen Belgium TOTAL RAFFINADERIJ ANTWERPEN N.V. Antwerpen Belgium TRACTEBEL ENERGY ENGINEERING Brussels Belgium KVAERNER PROCESS B.V. Zwijndrecht Belgium REFINERY NAFTAN NOVOPOLOCK Novopolotsk Bielorussia FC LUKAVAC Lukavac Bosnia and Hercegovina SDV CAMEROUN Douala Cameroon SHELL CAROLINE GAS PLANT Calgary, Alberta Canada SNC-LAVALIN POWER ONTARIO, INC. Mississauga, Ontario Canada ARMADA DE CHILE Valparaiso Chile ASMAR TALCAHUANO Talcahuano Chile CODELCO CHILE NATIONAL COPPER CORPORATION Chuquicamata Chile CODELCO CHILE NATIONAL COPPER CORPORATION El Teniente Chile COMPAÑÍA ELÉCTRICA TARAPACA S.A. Iquique Chile ENAMI EMPRESA NACIONAL DE MINERIA Copiapo Chile KVAERNER METALS Santiago de Chile Chile MAESTRANZA IQUIQUE Iquique Chile SES TLMACE Bocamina Chile Sheet 1 of 26 General Reference List for Expansion Joints Customer Location Country SES TLMACE Colbun Chile SULZER Santiago de Chile Chile U.T.E. CT MEJILLONES Mejillones Chile EMPRESA NACIONAL DE ELECTRICIDAD S.A. Santiago de Chile Chile CHINA NATIONAL TECHNICAL IMPORT & EXPORT CORP. Xinjiang China CHINA NATIONAL TECHNICAL IMPORT & EXPORT CORP. Yahekou Power Plant China SHANGHA EDWARD SHIPBUILDING Shanghai China SHANGHAI LUOJING BAOSTEEL IGCC Shanghai China ICE San José Costa Rica PEMEX San José Costa Rica TIANJIN ETHILENE OXI PLANT Tianjin China ABB ALSTOM POWER CZECH, S.R.O. Brno Czech Republic ABB BAUSTELLE SKODA Mlada Boleslav Czech Republic ARCELOR MITTAL Ostrava Czech Republic BIOCEL PASKOV Paskov Czech Republic BKB METAL Ostrava Czech Republic BOT ELEKTROWNIA OPOLE SA Opole Czech Republic CESKA RAFINERSKA, A.S. Litvinov Czech Republic CEZ, A.S. Praha Czech Republic CHEMOPETROL, A.S. Litvinov Czech Republic CHEMOPROJEKT AS Brno Czech Republic CKD Prague Czech Republic CS CABOT Valasske Mezirici Czech Republic DEHTOCHEMA Bitumat Oslavany Czech Republic DEMAG DELAVAL INDUSTRIAL TUBOMACHINERY BRNO Brno Czech Republic DEZA Valasske Mezirici Czech Republic DEZA VALASSKE MEZIRICI Deza Czech Republic DUKOVANY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Dukovany Czech Republic EKOL Brno Czech Republic ENERGY USTIN NAD LABEM a,s, Ústin nad labem Czech Republic ENERGY USTIN NAD LABEM a,s, Ústin nad labem Czech Republic ENVEN Milevsko Czech Republic ENVIG BRONSWERK HEAT TRANSFER, LTD. Benesov Czech Republic I.B.C. Prague Czech Republic KAUCUK, A.S. Kralupy Czech Republic KOVOHUTE Bridlicna Czech Republic K-PROTOS KRALUPY NAD VLTAVOU Neratovice Czech Republic LESS & TIMBER Caslav Czech Republic LITOVELSKA CUKROVARNA Litovel Czech Republic MARTECH HOLDING AS Unicov Czech Republic METROSTAV PRAHA Prague Czech Republic METROSTAV PRAHA Prague Czech Republic MODRANSKA POTRUBNI, A.S. Praha Czech Republic MODRANSKÁ SERVISNÍ A MONTAZNÍ Praha Czech Republic MONTS KARVINA a.s. Kárvina Czech Republic MONTS KARVINA a.s. Kárvina Czech Republic MORAVIA SYSTEMS HODONIN Moravia Czech Republic MORAVIA SYSTEMS HODONIN Zabreh Czech Republic MORAVSKOSLEZSKE TEPLARNY Ostrava Czech Republic NOVÁ HUT Ostrava Czech Republic OTROKOVICE POWER PLANT Otrokovice Czech Republic PARAMO PARDUBICE Pardubice Czech Republic PBS Trebic Czech Republic PBS ENERGO a.s. Velká Bítes Czech Republic PIK s.r.o. Prerov Czech Republic PIK s.r.o. Prerov Czech Republic POLSKIE RURY PREIZOLOW Preizolow Czech Republic PPC KYJOV Kyjov Czech Republic PRAZSKA TEPLARENSKA, A.S. Prague Czech Republic PRAZSKE VODOVODY A KANALIZACE PRAHA Karany Czech Republic R & M UNIMONTEX Most Czech Republic Sheet 2 of 26 General Reference List for Expansion Joints Customer Location Country REPOS plus Jablonec Nad Nisou Czech Republic S.W.E.TECHNOLOGIES PLZEN (PILSNER URQUELL) Plzen Czech Republic SEKOS USTI NAD LABEM s.r.o. Ústin nad labem Czech Republic SEKOS USTI NAD LABEM s.r.o. Ústin nad labem Czech Republic SEKOS USTI NAD LABEM sro Labem Czech Republic SIEMENS INDUSTRIAL TURBOMACHINERY BRNO Brno Czech Republic SIGMATEX SALA Sala Czech Republic SKODA Klatovy Czech Republic SKODA AUTOMOBILOVA, A.S. – Volkswagen Group Mlada Boleslav Czech Republic SKODA ENERGO, S.R.O. Plzen Czech Republic SKODA PRAHA, A.S. Prague Czech Republic SPOLANA Neratovice Czech Republic STAVOS BRNO A.S. Brno Czech Republic TEMELIN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Temelin Czech Republic TENZA BRNO Dalkia Czech Republic TMS Holice Czech Republic TOWARZYSTWO GOSPODARCZE MEGART SP. Z.OO Mikolöw Czech Republic TRINECKE ZELEZARNY, A.S. Prague Czech Republic UNIMONTEX Litvinov Czech Republic UNIPETROL Litvinov Czech Republic UNIPIPE ENGINEERING Brno Czech Republic VALASEK PASKOV Paskov Czech Republic VENTH VALASSKE MEZIRICI Prague Czech Republic VÍTKOVICE A. S. ENERGETICHÉ STROJÍRENSTVÍ Ostrava Czech Republic VOKD Ostrava Czech Republic ZPS Zlin Czech Republic ZVU Hradec Kralove Czech Republic ZVVS, A.S Milevsko Czech Republic ENERGETIKA TRINEC Trinec Czech Republic AALBORG INDUSTRIES Aalborg Denmark KÜTTNER GMBH & CO. Askelúnden Denmark ORSKOV YARD A/S Frederikshavn Denmark ESMERALDAS REFINERY Esmeraldas Ecuador PETROINDUSTRIAL Esmeraldas Ecuador ALEXANDRIA PETROLEUM CO. Alexandria Egypt SIGMA GROUP a.s. Kuremait Egypt SUGAR FACTORY QOUS Qous Egypt HICK HARGREAVES Bolton England SIEMENS INDUSTRIAL TURBOMACHINERY BRNO Tallin Estonia SIEMENS INDUSTRIAL TURBOMACHINERY BRNO Tartu Estonia A. AHLSTROM CORPORATION Karhula Finland ABB STRÖMBERG DRIVES MACHINES Helsinki Finland ARLEHAN OY Hanko Finland AVESTA POLARIT Tornio Finland BALTIC TM OY LTD Turku Finland FINEWELD OY Kokkola Finland FORTUM NESTE JACOBS OY Porvoo Finland FORTUM OIL OY Porvoo Finland FOSTER WHEELER ENERGIA OY Varnamo Finland KOKKOLA CHEMICALS Kokkola Finland KVAERNER PULPING Imatra Finland LAKEUDEN HYDRO OY Vaasa Finland METSO PAPER Jyvaskyla Finland NESTE CHEMICALS Helsinki Finland NESTE OIL OY - Residue Hydrocracking Unit (RHC) Kulloo Finland OUTOKUMPU ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS LTD. Espoo Finland POWER PIPING OY Kotka Finland RAUTARUUKKI CORPORATION Kokkola Finland VALMET PAPER MACHINERY Jyvaskylä Finland YIT POWER OY Kuusankoski Finland ENSO FINE PAPERS OY Oulu Finland Sheet 3 of 26 General Reference List for Expansion Joints Customer Location Country STORA ENSO OYJ Imatra Finlandia ABB ALSTOM POWER GENERATION DIVISION Belfort France ABENER BIOENERGY-FRANCE Lacq France ALSTOM AIS Isle d’Espagnac France ALSTOM CENTRAL ENERGETIQUE S.A. Billancourt France ALSTOM POWER CENTRALES SA Levallois Perret France ARTIGAS Mazeres sur Salat France AXENS Salindre France BARRIQUAND ECHANGEURS Roanne France BATIGNOLLES TECHNOLOGY THERMIQUE Nantes France BLUESTAR SILICONES Saint Fons France C.I.C. Sainte Florine France C.I.M. Ibos France C.I.M.A.T. SARTEC Commentry France CALLIDUS TECHNOLOGIES Croissy sur Seine France CAMOM AGENCE PYRENEES Artix France CAT LA MELETIERE Menoncourt France CENTRALE BIOMASSE BIO-BAR Bar sur Aube France CHAUDRONNERIE SCHUBERTH Salindres France CHLORALP PCX Le Pont de Claix France COKES DE CARLING Carling France COMEMO St.Hilaire de Brethmas France CTE ASTRIA – THERMODYN Bègles France E.E.E.B. Mornant France EUROPEAN GAS TURBINES SA Belfort France FERRYTERRANEE Marseille France FOURE LAGADEC Le Havre France GAMA Saint Priest France GEA THERMAL & ENERGY TECHNOLOGY DIVISION Nantes France GENERAL ELECTRIC ENERGY PRODUCTS Belfort France GROUPE GENOYER-PHOCEENNE Vitrolles France HADEN DRYSYS Maubeuge France INPAL INDUSTRIES Bouzonville France INPAL INDUSTRIES Sens France LAFARGES CIMENTS Lozanne France MPLUS Freyming-Merlebach France NA STORDY COMBUSTION FRANCE Marseille France ORHAND La Guerche de Bretagne France PANNOVOSGES S.A. Rambervillers France PERIGORD ENERGIES Le Larin St. Lazare France PETROPLUS RAFFINAGE REICHSTETT SAS Reichstet France PILLARD – THERMIQUE & AUTOMATIQUE Marseille France PROTEMBAL Saint Priest France QUALITUB Saint Jean de Vedas France RIBATTI Berre l’Etang France ROCKWOOL FRANCE Saint Eloy les Mines France S.T.R.S. NIAY ET CIE. Servais France SAVCO Saverdijn France SAVCO Saverdun France SETREM St. Laurent Blangy France SHELL PETROCHIMIE MEDITERRANEE
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