Ale Heavy Lift completes Iraq job

Ale Heavy Lift on Thursday said it has installed gas components for a new degassing station in Iraq, weighing between 30 and 130 tonnes each.

Using a CC2200 crawler crane, the company installed eight dehydrators, five flare KO drums and four separators. It also fitted three radiant sections, two receiver columns, a so-called nitrogen snuffing column and, finally, a hot oil expansion drum.

The work was carried out at Zubair’s Rafidiyah, where the new degassing station is being built.

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