Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries Company (Orpic) has implemented a planned 46-day scheduled shutdown of two of its plants at the Sohar complex. The 'turnaround' will involve wide-ranging maintenance of the plant equipment at Sohar refinery and the polypropylene plant. The maintenance aims to ensure integrity, reliability and availability of the plants to sustain operations over the coming years.
Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries Company (Orpic) has made the necessary arrangements for petroleum products to meet the domestic fuel demand at all three of its supply locations — Sohar, Muscat and Salalah. The OMR17.7 million investment in the shutdown, known as a 'turnaround' involves three-yearly heavy maintenance programs at Orpic's Sohar refinery and the polypropylene plant that will improve efficiency and environmental performance, said a company release. The 'turnaround' will involve wide-ranging maintenance of the plant equipment at Sohar refinery and the polypropylene plant. The maintenance aims to ensure integrity, reliability and availability of the plants to sustain operations over the coming years.
07-Mar-13 
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