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Central Office: • No. 8, 23rd St., Gandhi Ave., Tehran, IRAN • Zip Code: 1517936611 • P. O. Box: 15175-351 • Fax : +98 21 88777112 • Telephone : +98 21 88770138 +98 21 88778634 • Email: [email protected] • Website: www.iindco.com 2 Branch Office: • Site 1, AZADI Street, Petrochemical Economic Special Zone, Bandar Imam Khomeini (MAHSHAHR), IRAN • Fax: +98-652262-6194 • Phone: +98-652262-6315 3 Iran Industrial Networks Development Company (IIND) is a private joint stock company registered in Tehran on September 19th 1983. During the past decades IIND has been involved in numerous industrial projects, having a total capital investment of over 6.5 billion US Dollars. Industrial works;IIND handles all categories of works which are required to install an industrial complex on EPC basis. IIND can participate in industrial projects in several ways such as: Lump- Sum Contracts, Sub-Contracts, Joint-Ventures, Turnkey and EPC Projects, Cost Plus, or even hourly rates for man power supply. We even recommend the most suitable type of contract to the clients by optimization of the economics of the project. The quality of services rendered by IIND has always been the prime consideration of our management. Therefore to ensure superior quality and also to keep pace with the progress of technology as practiced by the well known contractors all over the world. 4 Services & Fields of Activities In Turn-Key Projects • Feasibility Study of Industrial Plants • Industrial Civil Building Works & their Utilities • Procurement and Inspection of Equipment (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, HVAC, etc.) • Equipment Erection and Assembly • Piping, Sandblast, Painting and Insulation • Erection of Steel Structures • Installation of Electrical Start - Up and Commissioning Activities • Project Management and Staff Training 5 Equipment & Machinery . Most of the equipment and tools which are utilized during the execution of our projects is owned by IIND, such as (for more detail see Equipment list at chapter 4) : – High Capacity Crawler Cranes (205,160 Tons) – Medium Size Cranes (20~80 Tons) – Small Size Cranes (3~10 Tons) – Loaders – Lift Trucks & Fork Lifts – Tractors – Compressor – Diesel Generators – Welding Machines – Cars and Pick-ups – Medium & Light transporting equipment – Wrenches & Tools – Portable Accommodation Facilities 6 7 Selected Reference Projects: At the beginning of this section a “List Of Selected Projects" is provided along with their Clients. A brief description of each project follows in the same order, after this list. Dates Duration Item Code Subject MH Client Start End (Month) South Pars Gas Development Phase 12 Under 1 K320 Apr. 2014 Ongoing 1,050,000 Petropars Co. (Metering Station) Process South Pars Gas Development Phase 12 Under 2 K320 Sep. 2009 Ongoing 5,750,000 Petrpars Co. (EPC2) Process 3 K300 Isocyanate Project, Phase 1 Jun-04 Oct-07 40 4,290,000 Karoon Petrochemical Co. (NPC) 4 K290 PET2 Project Jul-03 Mar-07 44 7,500,000 Tondgooyan Petrochemical Co. (NPC) 5 K280 PTA2 Project May-03 Nov-05 30 4,600,000 Tondgooyan Petrochemical Co. (NPC) 6 K270 C2 Recovery, Gas Cracking Plant Aug-02 Nov-04 27 1,600,000 Marun petrochemical Co. (NPC) 7 K260 3rd Aromatic Production Plant Jul-01 Dec-04 42 7,900,000 Boualisina petrochemical Co. (NPC) Shahid Rajaei Combined Cycle Power 8 K240 May-00 Mar-03 35 1,600,000 Mapna Co. Plant Montazer Ghaem Combined Cycle 9 K230 Dec-99 Mar-01 15 350,000 Mapna Co. Power Plant 10 K220 Isfahan Poly-Acryl Expansion Jul-99 Oct-00 15 470,000 Poly acryl IRAN Bandar-Abbas Refinery (H-Naphtha, 11 K200 Jun-95 Jul-97 25 1,000,000 National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC.) Hydro Cracker) 12 K190 Bandar-Abbas Refinery (Fired Heater) Nov-94 Jul-97 32 1,600,000 National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC.) Bandar-Abbas Refinery (Kerosene 13 K180 Jun-95 Mar-97 21 900,000 National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC.) Hydro Treated) 14 K170 Latif Paper Industry Nov-92 Jan-95 26 300,000 LATIF PAPER Co. 15 K160 Latif Paper Industry Nov-92 Aug-94 21 500,000 LATIF PAPER Co. 16 K150 Arak Refinery Jun-92 Feb-94 20 450,000 TPL SPA 17 K140 Baft-Balooch Nov-91 Oct-93 23 12,000 Faragir Baft Balooch Co. 18 K130 Arak Refinery Aug-91 Mar-93 19 600,000 Saipem S.P.A. 19 K120 Ahwaz Carbon Black Aug-91 Nov-94 40 2,500,000 National Petrochemical Company 20 K110 Mobarakeh Steel ( Cold Rolling Mill) Jan-90 Jun-91 17 400,000 NUOVA CIMIMONTUBI (SPA) 21 K100 Mobarakeh Steel ( Hot Rolling Mill) Jan-90 Jun-91 17 400,000 NUOVA CIMIMONTUBI (SPA) 22 K90 Mobarakeh Steel ( Steel Making Unit) Jan-90 Jun-91 17 400,000 NUOVA CIMIMONTUBI (SPA) 23 K80 Arak HEPCO Jan-90 Sep-91 20 120,000 HEPCO (Heavy Industries) 24 K70 Mobarakeh Steel Complex Sep-89 May-92 32 1,200,000 Mobarakeh Steel Complex 25 K60 Karaj Rolling Mill Mar-87 May-88 14 120,000 Rolling Mill Co. 26 K50 Shahid Montazeri Power Plant Oct-86 Mar-89 29 100,000 Tavanir Co. Saveh Casting Complex (Second 27 K40 Jul-86 Jul-87 12 55,000 Iran Casting Industries Co. Contract) 28 K30 Saveh Casting Complex Nov-85 Jan-87 14 95,000 Iran Casting Industries Co. 29 K20 Alborz Coal Washing Plant Sep-84 Aug-89 60 600,000 Ministry Of Mines & Metals 30 K10 Tabriz Textile Dec-83 Jun-84 6 25,000 Tabriz Textile Mill Corp. 31 K00 Baft-Balooch Nov-81 Feb-84 27 600,000 Faragir Baft-Balooch Textile Mill Co. GRAND TOTAL 47,087,000 8 South Pars Gas Field Development Metering Station SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD Project Name DEVELOPMENT – Phase 12 Metering Station National Iranian Oil Owner Company Client Petropars LTD. Contractor IIND Project Location Assaluyeh - Tombak Start Date April 2014 First Export May 2015 Export Capacity of 2500 cubic meter/Hour each skid Up to 45 bar Man Power 1,050,000 Consumption Percentage of 99% 9 Progress South Pars Gas Field Development Phase 12 – EPC2 (On Shore) (K320) SOUTH PARS GAS FIELD DEVELOPMENT Project Name PHASE-12 EPC2 ONSHORE FACILITIES Owner National Iranian Oil Company Client Petropars LTD. DSKI Consortium Contractor (Daelim, Sazeh, Kayson, IIND) Project Location Assaluyeh - Tombak Starting Date September 2009 First Feb. 2014 Production • Sweet Gas: 3,000 MMSCF/D Plant Capacity • Condensate: 120,000 (Phase 12) barrels/D • Sulfur: 750 tons/D Man Power 5,750,000 Consumption Percentage of 10 99% Progress Isocyanate Project, Phase1 (K 300) (Karoon) Project Isocyanate Project, Phase 1 Client Karoon Petrochemical co. Mahshahr petrochemical Location free special economic zone Starting Date Jun. 2004 Commissioning Date Oct. 2007 Mechanical installation of equipments, vessels, towers, steel structures, Scope Of Work piping, insulation and painting, electrical & instrument TDI 40,000 tons per year Nominal Plant MDI 40,000 tons per year Capacity HCL(33%)63,000 tons per year Total Man Power 4,290,000 man-hour Consumption Total Weight Of 6,835 metric tons Erection Percent of Progress 100% 11 PET - Phase II Production Plant (K 290) (Tondgooyan) Project PET2 Shahid Tondgooyan Client Petrochemical co. Mahshahr petrochemical Location free special economic zone Starting Date Jul. 2003 Commissioning Date Mar. 2007 Mechanical installation of equipment, vessels, towers, Scope Of Work steel structures, piping, insulation and painting, electrical & instrument 132,000 T/Y Bottle grad Nominal Plant 132,000 T/Y Fiber grade Capacity 66,000 T/Y Poy 66,000 T/Y Staple Total Weight Of 11,876 metric tons Erection Total Man Power 7,500,000 man-hour Consumption Percent of Progress 100% 12 PTA – Phase II Production Plant (K 280) (Tondgooyan) Project PTA2 Shahid Tondgooyan Client Petrochemical co. Mahshahr petrochemical free Location special economic zone Starting Date May. 2003 Commissioning Nov , 2005 Date Mechanical installation of equipments, vessels, towers, Scope Of Work steel structures, piping, insulation and painting, electrical & instrument Nominal Plant Capacity 350,000 tons per year Total Weight Of 9,649 metric tons Erection Total Man Power 4,600,000 man-hour Consumption Percent of Progress 100% 13 7th Olefin Project (K270) (Marun) th Project 7 OLEFIN PLANT Client Marun petrochemical co. Mahshahr petrochemical Location free special economic zone Consultant Linde,EIED,sazeh Starting Date Aug. 2002 Commissioning Nov. 2004 Date Mechanical installation of equipment, vessels, towers, Scope Of Work steel structures, piping, insulation and painting, electrical & instrument Nominal Plant 1,644,000 tons per year Capacity Total Weight Of 20,727 metric tons Erection Percent of 100% Progress Total Man Power 1,600,000 man-hour Consumption 14 3rd Aromatic Project (K260) (Boualisina) rd Project 3 AROMATIC PLANT Client Boualisina petrochemical co. Mahshahr petrochemical free Location special economic zone PIDEC Consultant Managing contractor: engineers India limited Starting Date Jul. 2001 Commissioning Date Dec. 2004 Mechanical installation of equipments, vessels, towers, steel structures, piping, Scope Of Work insulation and painting, electrical & instrument for para-xylene, orto-xylene and benzene production plant. Nominal Plant Capacity 1,741,000 tons per year Total Weight Of Erection 23,609 metric tons Percent of Progress 100% Total Man Power 7,900,000 man-hour Consumption 15 Montazer Ghaem & Shahid Rajaee Combined Cycle Power Plants (CCPP) (K 230) & (K 240) Project Combined cycle power plant Client Mapna Montazer ghaem combined cycle power plant (Karaj – Location Iran) Shahid Rajaee combine cycle power plant (Ghazvin – Iran) Consultant Moshanir – Tehran -IRAN M.G. Dec. 1999 – Sh.R. May Starting Date 2000 M.G. Mar. 2001 – Sh.R. Mar. Commissioning Date 2003 Mechanical installation of equipments, vessels, steel structures, piping, insulation Scope Of Work and painting, electrical and instruments works for the steam cycle of the power plant. M.G. 125 mw – Sh.R. 3 x 125 Nominal Plant Capacity mw Total Weight Of M.G.
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    Iran University of Science and Technology Department of Electrical Engineering Off-Campus Branches Arak Branch Behshahr Branch 124 Iran University of Science and Technology Off-Campus Branches IUST Arak Branch activities. The information center of Arak Branch is giving 24 hour services to the users as one of the best information networks in the area and the city. IUST Arak Branch was founded in 1992. Located in the center Most noteworthy educational/research achievements of the of the city of Arak, was established to provide training for skilled IUST Arak Branch within the past four years include: personnel and reinforce a close relation between Arak industrial Publication of 25 journal papers in highly accredited pole and the IUST, dealing with the research necessities of local engineering journals at national and international levels. industries. Presentation of more than 200 conference papers in Its graduates have shown remarkable success, either as scientific and engineering gatherings. industry employees or as student pursuing their postgraduate Authorship and translation of 6 titles of books in the field of studies in recognized universities. This newly established faculty Technical & Engineering. has had an important role in research activities in the area and Recipient of selected inventor of the country in 2007. excellent cooperation with local industries and government. Recipient of selected researcher of the province in years of IUST Arak Branch transfers the experiences of the industries 2006 and 2007. into classrooms by making some cooperation contracts with Recipient of 3 patents. main industries in the area. 28 industrial project contracts with the Municipality and All faculty members are committed to higher educational and Jahad Keshavarzi.
  • Company Profile

    Company Profile

    2019 EPC Contractors of Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industries www.piecc.net History Petrochemical Industries Erection and Construction Co. is a fully private joint-stock company which has been established in August 1989 with the aim of implementing major construction projects and also transferring new technologies of Oil, Gas, and Petrochemical industries. Company profile With company head quarter located, in Shiraz-Iran and its branch office in Tehran- Iran, ECC is continuously committed to provide a sound business solutions for its clients. Through organic grow and diversification and with its subsidiaries arms, today the company offers a wide range of services from carrying out the EPC projects in Oil, Gas, Petrochemical industries in both Onshore & Offshore, power plants to projects services, investment and presenting investment opportunities to its partners around the middle east region and CIS countries. During the past decades ECC with present working capacities of 25,000,000 Man– Hour per year became a leading construction company in the field of petrochemical, oil and gas by executing numerous mega projects. With owning 100 percent shares of PIDEC (Petrochemical Industries Design & Engineering Company) ECC has acted as one of the most famous and reliable EPC contractor's. ECC delivers management, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, operation and manpower services to develop, design & build projects for customers both in Iran and overseas. AREAS OF ACTIVITIES Petrochemical Plants Oil Refineries Gas Plants SERVICES Procurement Shipment, Transportation, and Customs Clearance Project Management Construction , Fabrication and Installation Commissioning Subsidiaries 1) Petrochemical Industries Design & Engineering Company (PIDEC) Perform all design, engineering (Basic & Detail) services, procurement and project management of oil, Gas and petrochemical industries.