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ROSE Unit
Navajo Refining
Artesia, NM
Lauren’s scope of work includes the design, procurement, and installation of a ROSE Unit utilizing KBR technology. Detailed scope includes DCS programming, electrical, instrumentation and all piping. Throughput capacity of the ROSE unit shall be 18,000 BSPD. During peak construction, Lauren will employ over 100 people at the site. The project, from start to mechanical completion, will last 23 months.
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Froth Treatment Plant
CNRL
Fort McMurray, AB, CA
In August 2006, Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL) contracted Lauren as the General Contractor to construct a Froth Treatment Plant at the Horizon Oil Sands Project in Ft. McMurray, Alberta, Canada. Scope of Lauren’s work includes inclined plate separators, forth area, cyclone area, main pipe racks, Naphtha Recovery Unit and Vapor Recovery Unit, electrical substation, and dump pond area for the Froth Treatment Unit. Lauren employs an average of 275 workers on-site.
This project represents a small portion of the CNRL Horizon Oil Sands Project. The entire CNRL project (valued at $7.5 Billion) is focused on developing the available bitumen reserves that are recognized in the oil sands by installing facilities to mine the oil sands, extract the bitumen, and upgrade the bitumen to generate synthetic crude oil to be sold as a product. |
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Install Gas-Oil
Hydrotreater Unit
Navajo Refining
Artesia, NM
Lauren Engineers & Constructors was
responsible for all detail engineering design and construction
of a gas-oil hydrotreater unit that had been relocated from
Lawrenceville, Illinois and transported to the Navajo site
in Artesia, New Mexico. Engineering scope included all foundation/
civil design, piping drawings & isometrics, pipe stress
analysis, pipe rack design, process valve sizing, relief
valve sizing, underground duct banks and grounding. |
