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Global Shinhwa 1 www.globalshinhwa.com E-Mail: [email protected] Global Shinhwa 1. ㈜Compa글ny O로vervie벌w 신화 2. Company History 3. Organization 4. Business Item 5. Business Capability 6. Products 7. Facilities 8. Project Reference 9. Certificates ○ Company Name : Globalshinhwa Co., Ltd. ○ Established Date : July, 2007 ○ Website : www.globalshinhwa.com E-Mail : [email protected] ○ Address : 13, 559St,Bongganggasul-Ro,Uichang-Gu, Changwon-Si, Gyeongsangnam-Do, S.Korea ○ Core Business 1) Bulk Material Supply Service -.Ferrous & None-Ferrous Plate, Shape, Pipe, Fittings ,Tubular 2) Material + Pre-Fabrication Service -.Pressure Vessels Head & Shell, Nozzle -.Spherical Tanks Shell & Column, Nozzle, Spiral Stair -.Cylindrical Tanks Shell ,Bottom ,Roof ,Nozzle, Spiral Stair 3) EPC Products -.Storage Tank (Cylindrical, Spherical, Double Wall Type) -.Pressure Vessel, Heat Exchanger, Water Treatment Equips -.Vacuum Chamber, Piping Lines 2020. 06 ASME Stamp “U”,”S” Certification 2020. 03 Qualified INNO-BIZ Corporation for Export 2017. 08 Technical Agreement with LK Co., Ltd for Fitting Materials 2017. 02 KOGAS Certification for High Pressure Facilities Technical Agreement with U-SHIM GLOBAL Co.,Ltd for Total Plant Engineering 2015. 09 => Petro, Oil &Gas, Power, Environmental Plant Parts 03 ASME Stamp “U”, “U2”, “S” Certification 2014. 10 Technical Agreement with BOSAN Engineering Co., Ltd (Eng’s for Storage Tanks) 08 Established Changwon Factory for Steel Fabrication Works 06 Selected a Promising Export Company ( Award 5 Million Export prize) 04 Technical Agreement with ENERGY SOFT ( HRSG, Boiler, Heat Exchanger) 2013. 02 INNO-BIZ Corporation Certification 2012. 11 Selected a Component Material Enterprise 11 ISO 9001-2008, ISO 14001-2004 Certification 11 Established Research & Development Division 2009. 07 Transformed to Globalshinhwa Co., Ltd 2008. 09 Designated a Venture Enterprise 2007. 07 Established Shinhwa Steel Trade KTT, KDM,HAESEUNG, ALPEC,NEO,HN,HM,LK GLOBAL SHINHWA U-SHIM GLOBAL (Engineering) for Fabrication Shinhwa-PVKST Quality & Safety Dept. Branch Company In Vietnam Material Division Plant Division Engineering Division Personnel Division ASME Pressure Vessel Project Managing Personnel Procurement & Seoul PMT & Spherical Tank API TANK 650, 620 Production Production KGS TANK Accounting Marketing Construction Vacuum Chamber Tech. Marketing Waste Water Treatment • PLATE : For Cryogenic Tank, Storage Tank, Spherical Tank, High Pressure & Temperature Vessel, Heavy Structures, Boilers, Heat Exchanger, Vacuum Chambers and Special Materials( Ferrous, Non-Ferrous, Alloy, Titanium ) Materials • PIPE/TUBE : of Seamless, Ferrous & Non-Ferrous Material • SHAPE : H-Beam, I-Beam, Channel, Angle, Bar, Square Pipes • FITTING : Flange, Tee, Elbow, Reducer, Cap, Forged Neck, Valve, Gasket, ETC • Material + Pre-Fabrication & Forming ( Bending ) ▶ Pressure Vessel Head & Shell ( Ellipse, Hemi-Spherical Type ) ▶ Spherical Tank Shell, Column, Nozzle, Spiral Stair ▶ Storage Tank Shell, Bottom, Roof, Nozzle, Spiral Stair ▶ Piping Spool, Tubular, Boiler Tube ▶ Tube Sheet, Special Size Flange & Fitting EPC • EPC ( Engineering, Procurement, Construction ) Item ▶ Pressure Vessels for ASME, PED 5500, KOGAS Code Apply ▶ Storage Tanks for API 650, 620 ,KOGAS Code Apply ▶ Pressure & Vacuum Chamber ▶ Environmental & Power Plant Facilities à Waste Water, Water Purification, Desulfurization, Incineration Plant ▶ Piping , Water Spray System, Foam System ▶ Support, Platform, Ladder, Stair, Handrail, Machine Seat [ Procurement –Plate Thick 6~200mm ] Description Uses Classification LNG Tanks JIS : SLA360, SLA365 Low Liquefied Gas ASTM : A203GrD, E, SA353, A553 TYPE 1,2 Temperature Storage Tanks Pressure Gas Ball tanks JIS : SB410, 450, 480, SGV410, SPV235, 315, 450, Medium-to- Vessels Petroleum & 490, SB450M, 480M High Liquefied Tanks ASTM : A285, A299, A516-60/65/70(N), & Fire Power A387Gr11,12,22, A302C, A533, A537, A841 Intermediate Generation EN10028 : P275N, P355N, P460N Oil Drilling Ships API : API 2H Gr42, 50, API 2W Gr50T, API 2W Gr60 Marin Oil Production EN10225 : S355G, S355K, S355M, S355N, S420G, Structural Platforms S460G, S460M KR, NK, ABS, GL, LR, Off-Shore A, B, C, D, AH32, DH32, EH32, AH40, DH40, EH40, Shipbuilding NV, RINA, DH47, EH47 CR, BV Transporting API : API 5L-B, X42, X46, X52, X56, X60, X65, X70, Line Pipes (HIC, SSC) Petroleum X80, ASTM : A283, A572, A633, A514, A573 General Welding JIS : SS400, 490, SM490, 520, 570 Steel for General Structures Structures DIN : ST37-2, ST52-3, RST37-2, ST44-2, 3 Bridges & Industrial EN10025 : S355J2, S355K2 [ Procurement – Stainless Steel (Coil & Plate) ] Description Material Available Size (mm) Remarks t 2.0~2.7 2.7~3.5 3.5~4.0 4.0~8.0 Less than Austenite 304/L 3.0mm only (W/O316, 309S 310S for Pipe & 316L) w 800~1,040 800~1,270 800~1,350 800~1,550 Sections t 2.0~3.0 3.0~4.0 4.0~5.0 4.0~8.0 Less than 3.0mm only Austenite 316/L w 800~1,040 800~1,270 800~1,380 800~1,544 for Pipe & Sections HR t 2.0~2.7 2.7~3.5 3.5~4.0 4.0~8.0 Plate Dual Phase 329J3L (Duplex) 329LD w 800~1,040 800~1,270 800~1,350 800~1,550 t 3.0~5.5 BAF Annealing 409L 410S (430) Ferrite 430,439, 6.0mm 441 w 1,000~1,270 Available t 3.0~5.5 Martensite 410 w 1,000~1,270 t 7.0~9.0 9.0~100 130~195 Hot-rolled Plate 304 Base 1,500 1,500 1,500 material w ~3,200 ~1601 ~1,601 [Procurement – Special Size Fitting Materials ] Production Range Item Maximum Maximum Maximum Mold Type(inch) Fabricated Type(inch) Wall Thickness Elbow 96” 158”(*) 200mm (CS:200, SS:200, AS:120, DSS:77) Tee 96” 158”(*) 200mm (CS:200, SS:200, AS:120, DSS:77) Reducer 48” 158”(*) 200mm (CS:200, SS:200, AS:120, DSS:77) Cap 132” 158”(*) 200mm (CS:200, SS:200, AS:120, DSS:77) Flange ~80” Forged Fittings / 4”~36” Outlets Stub-Ends ~10”(Seamless) / Over 10”(Welded) Seamless Pipe 18”~36” Elbow ( Incl. Overlay ) Tee ( Incl. Overlay ) F-Lange ( Incl. Overlay ) Fittings ( Incl. Overlay ) [ Procurement – Piping & Fitting Materials ] [ Forming ] ◎ Pressure Vessel Head (SD , 2:1 ED/ AD Type, Hemi- Spherical Type, Segment Type ) ◎ Spherical (Ball) Tank Body Elliptical Type: Cold Forming Elliptical Type : Hot Forming Hemi Spherical Type: Hot Forming Segment Type Forming Head Forming + Overlay Spherical Tank Body [ Bending ] ◎ Shell of Vessel, Drum, Heat Exchanger, Rotary Kiln, Storage Tanks Thick Plate Roll Bending Thick Plate Roll Bending Material + Bending + Welding + Overlay Material + Bending + Tack Weld [ Fabrication of Spherical Tank ] [ Spherical (Ball) Tank ] PressFionrgming CuttinCgu &tt iBnegveling Nozzle & Column Pre-Fab. WWeeldldiningg N Noozzlzelse ttoo SShheelll. Welding Up-Column to Shell Welding Shell to Shell. Erection Shell Erection & PWHT Load Out [ Chanel Type Special Bending & Pre-Fabrication ] ◎ Annular Chambers of Absorbent Tower Central Chamber CH 1ST Bending Central Chamber CH 2nd Bending CH Cutting Segment & Weld Attachment CH Blasting & Oil Spray for Protection [ Angle Type Special Bending & Pre-Fabrication ] ◎ Annular Chambers of Absorbent Tower st nd Upper & Lower Chamber Segment UUppepre r& & L oLwoewre Cr hCahmabmebr e1r 1&.2 차2 절Be곡nding Upper & Lower Chamber 분할절단 Nozzle Weld & Blasting, Protection Oil Spray InIsntastlla l lCathioamn btoe rA tbos Aorbbseonrbt eTnotw Teor wer Nozzle 용접 및 Blasting, Oil 방청 Absorbent Tower Inside측 설치 Materials 1. Purchase Directly from POSCO, HYUNDAI, DONG-KUK, NSSMC, SUMITOMO, KOBE, and JFE steel mills. - Price competitiveness through direct deal, supply of raw materials through Global Net Work (Europe, Japan, China, India etc.) - Steel Redevelopment and Up Grade (Hi-Mn Steel, A841 TMCP) for On-Offshore plant, boiler, pressure vessel, Spherical Tanks 2. Supply of aviation and special alloy steel : Aviation materials, heat resistant steel, titanium, stainless steel, etc. Industrial machinery, heavy industry 3. Supply of various types of raw materials: Steel Plate, Pipe (including Seamless), Steel, etc. 4. Operation of small-scale multi-variate purchase optimization system through integrated purchase by company, PJT, and delivery date EPC Works 1. Realization of customer satisfaction with quality, delivery, and price competitiveness based on factory production technology and professional expertise - Plant Division : A batch production system of design, material purchase, cutting, forming, welding, assembly, Heat Treatment, Surface Treatment - Diversification of exports through supply of “raw materials + 1st pre-fabrication” service 2. Diversification of supply items through business agreements with Total Engineering, Tank, Vessel, Piping, Chamber, Structure Production & Installation and Maintenance Company. Main Performance Spherical Tank, SUS Tank, API Tank, Pressure Vessels, Desulfurization Facilities, Pipe Spool, Vacuum Chambers Platform & Spiral Stair Foam System Water Spray System Pre-FaPbrreic-aFtaibornic aTtuiobne Slheet Pre-Fabrication Shell Pre-Fabrication Head [ SPT, CRT, FRT, DRT, Cryogenic Tank for API 650, 620 , KOGAS Code Apply ] LPG Spherical Tank Dome Roof Tank CO2 Tank Package C3 Spherical Tank Cone Roof Tank Dome Roof Tank [ Pressure Vessel , Heat Exchanger, Tower, Separator, Pig Launcher for ASME, PED5500, KOGAS Code Apply ] [ Ship Utilities for ASME, PED5500, KOGAS Code, Class Apply ] [ Environmental Facilities : Waste Water Treatment, Water Purification, Desulfurization, Incineration Plant ] KCC E&C D. I. System(Saudi Arabia) Ansan Combined Cycle Power KCC E&C D.I System(Saudi Arabia) Hansol Technics W.W.Recycling System W.W Disposal Plant LG Display Recycling System P4,5 Desulfurization Tower PVC Coat Piping [ Piping
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