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Home›Clean Fuel›HQCEC: Jiangsu LNG Project Update (China)
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January 28, 2011 · about 15 years ago

HQCEC: Jiangsu LNG Project Update (China)

The inside tank cold insulation construction work was fully started at HQCEC Jiangsu LNG Project, and the first pressure test package was successfully completed on the process pipeline. To ensure safety, the HSE team participated in the construction work in advance. They jointly co-operated with the

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The inside tank cold insulation construction work was fully started at HQCEC Jiangsu LNG Project, and the first pressure test package was successfully completed on the process pipeline.

To ensure safety, the HSE team participated in the construction work in advance.

They jointly co-operated with the Construction Company to carry out operation approval system and equipment checklist system, and took safety examinations at project site every day.

The cold insulation was undergoing smoothly.

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Source: HQCEC, January 28, 2011;

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