Dung Quat oil refinery, the first of its kind in Vietnam, has turned out more than 800,000 tonnes of products since its trial operation in August, according to the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam).
The refinery had to temporarily shut down on August 18 as a broken valve was discovered in the residue fluid continuous cracking apparatus (RFCC), which makes gasoline and other products. It resumed operation on October 1, 2009.
The plant is scheduled to finish its test-run in November 2009 and be transferred to its investor by January 2010.
The refinery is designed to provide each year 110,000 tonnes of propylene, 300,000 tonnes of liquefied gas, 1.9 million tonnes of different kinds of fuel, 410,000 tonnes of J-A1 aviation oil, 3 million tonnes of diesel, and 330,000 tonnes of fuel oil (FO).
The plant is scheduled to finish its test-run in November 2009 and be transferred to its investor by January 2010.
The refinery is designed to provide each year 110,000 tonnes of propylene, 300,000 tonnes of liquefied gas, 1.9 million tonnes of different kinds of fuel, 410,000 tonnes of J-A1 aviation oil, 3 million tonnes of diesel, and 330,000 tonnes of fuel oil (FO).
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