Sunday, January 23, 2011

Shiva Lingafemalemale

Petrochemicals Pisco (Draft)

Draft Nitrates Company of Peru, Peruvian group owned Chilean Brescia and Koppers. Peru will be the first petrochemical supplied with gas from Camisea. Be located in the industrial area of \u200b\u200bthe district of Paracas, province of Pisco, Ica department.
have three plants: one will produce 750 thousand tons of ammonia (from natural gas, air and water), another 340 thousand tons of nitric acid (from ammonia) and a third 390 000 tons of ammonium nitrate level industrial (from nitric acid and ammonia).
These products are for the domestic market (mining and industry), only export the surplus. Ammonia production will meet 100% of national demand.
plants that are completely new, next-generation, use the seawater (4.279 meters cubed per hour), but only to cool their machines, which will be done through a cooling tower. Therefore, do not pollute. The download, after that process, will be 3.403 meters cubed per hour through two undersea pipelines.
in January 2011 approved the study environmental impact, which paves the way for its construction, which will require an investment of U.S. $ 650 million.

Photo: Petrochemicals on Teesside, England (taken by Alan Clements)

Monday, January 3, 2011

Vein In Beef Striploin

Aramayo Henry Bridge Closed Coliseum Huacho

Opened in January 2011, crossing over the river Cañete. Part of the highway under construction Cañete-Chincha. It is located 150 kilometers south of Lima, in the way of avoidance around the city of Cañete.
is composed of a reinforced concrete platform of 241 meters long. It has two carriageways, each of which has 8.20 meters wide and two lanes. It consists of three consecutive segments in an arc.
was built by the company Coviperú, concessionaire of the highway number 6 (Lima-Ica).

Photos: Sepra