Friday, 20 April 2007
Engineers Al Chernosky and Andy McGhie describe the challenges that led to the building of a suspension bridge to complete LNG plant
Construction of an LNG plant on the northwest side of Equatorial Guinea’s Bioko Island began in July 2004. The facility is on a record-breaking schedule from project inception to first delivery of LNG.
The project team has been faced with many challenges typical of those experienced when tackling grassroots facilities in remote locations.
Construction of an LNG plant on the northwest side of Equatorial Guinea’s Bioko Island began in July 2004. The facility is on a record-breaking schedule from project inception to first delivery of LNG.
The project team has been faced with many challenges typical of those experienced when tackling grassroots facilities in remote locations.
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Feb 2007
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