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    The document summarizes a seawater intake and return system project in Sohar, Oman. The project involves constructing infrastructure to provide cooling water for industries, including a pumping station, buildings, and offshore works. The scope of work includes engineering, procurement, construction, and four years of operation and maintenance. The system will pump 335,000 cubic meters of seawater per hour for industrial use.

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    The document summarizes a seawater intake and return system project in Sohar, Oman. The project involves constructing infrastructure to provide cooling water for industries, including a pumping station, buildings, and offshore works. The scope of work includes engineering, procurement, construction, and four years of operation and maintenance. The system will pump 335,000 cubic meters of seawater per hour for industrial use.

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    Seawater Intake and Return System - Sohar

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    The document summarizes a seawater intake and return system project in Sohar, Oman. The project involves constructing infrastructure to provide cooling water for industries, including a pumping station, buildings, and offshore works. The scope of work includes engineering, procurement, construction, and four years of operation and maintenance. The system will pump 335,000 cubic meters of seawater per hour for industrial use.

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    Seawater Intake and Return System - Sohar

    PROJECT PROFILE
    Seawater Intake and Return System is a major infrastructure project developed by Ministry of National Economy to
    provide cooling water for various industries being established in the Sohar Industrial Area.

    Project Substation Building:


    Seawater Intake & Return System for Sohar Industrial Area on For 33/11Kv Substation including Civil & Building services.
    Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) basis.
    Damboard Storage Structure:
    Location RCC structure, 35M x 12M x 6M to store 67 Numbers of
    Sohar, Sultanate of Oman Damboards.

    Client External Works:


    Ministry of National Economy General development including Area Grading, Earthworks,
    Filling, Roads, Paving, Fencing, Outdoor Lighting, Fire
    Client's Representative hydrants, all necessary Electro-mechanical utilities etc.
    Public Establishment for Industrial Estate (PEIE)

    Clients Engineer ELECTRO-MECHANICAL WORKS ON EPC BASIS


    Fichtner GMbH, Germany
    Seawater Pumping Station:
    Modelling & Design Consultants Mechanical works involved 10 sets of Rake Bar & Band
    Mott MacDonald & Co. LLC - Civil Structure and MEI Works Screens with Wash Water Assembly, Damboards, Solid
    HR Wallingford - Hydraulic Modelling Works Handling and Shock Dosing facilities.
    Gulf Engineering Consultancy — Plant Buildings Complete electrical works involved necessary Cabling and Top: Sheet Piling, Coffer Dam, Dewatering System
    Cathodic Protection.
    HSE Record: Instrumentation works involved centralised supervisory control
    Bottom & Inset: Raft Concreting in progress
    • 2.73 Million Man-hours without LTI and monitoring system based on PLC controls for single
    • 1.21 Million Kilometer without LTI window integrity and operation of the complete facility.

    Electro-Chlorination Plant:
    ONSHORE CIVIL WORKS ON EPC BASIS Hypo-chlorite system including generators (8 Nos), Flushing
    Booster Pumps, Seawater Booster Pumps/Filters, Storage
    Modelling, Engineering, Procurement and Construction of complete Tanks (3 Nos - 110 Cum Cap.), Continuous Dosing Pumps,
    Seawater Pumping Station, Ancillary Buildings & External Works Online Chlorine Measurement System, Hydrogen Sensors,
    Central Control Monitoring System, Electrical &
    Seawater Pumping Station Instrumentation Works and 3 Nos Overhead Cranes.

    Capacity 33 kV Substation Building:


    • Overall Pumping Capacity - 335,000 Cum/hr. Complete Electrical System involving 33kV and 11kV
    • 10 screen bays of 40,000 Cum/hr each Switchgears, 20MVA Transformers, Capacitor Banks, DC &
    • 48 Pump Bays to accommodate maximum pump capacity of LVAC systems and associated cabling works.
    16,000 Cum/hr each.
    Salient Features
    • Pumping Stations Dimensions: OFF SHORE WORKS (BY CONSORTIUM PARTNER M/S STFA)
    L -190 m, W- 76 m, D -13.20 m
    Raft - 1.60 to 2.60 m thick Complete Modelling, Engineering, Procurement and
    Wall - 0.90 to 1.70 m thick Construction of Intake Channel Breakwaters, Dredging and
    Roof Slab - 0.35 m to 0.90 m thick Outfall Structure.
    Roof Beams - 1.20 m x 2.20 m size
    • Earthworks - 215,000 Cum
    • Concrete volume of 47,000 Cum
    • Reinforcement qty of 8000 MT. BEC'S ONGOING INVOLVEMENT
    • All walls cast in single pour using specially designed
    proprietary formwork system. Operation and Maintenance of complete Seawater Intake
    • No expansion joints provided either in rafts or walls in order and Outfall System infrastructure on 24/7 basis for a period of
    to achieve maintenance free structure. The roof slab built 4 years.
    unrestrained by the walls i.e with suitable sliding joints.
    The scope includes Inspection of Breakwaters, Oil barriers and
    Electro-chlorination Plant Building: monitoring of Intake and Outfall facilities. The specialist
    For Electro-chlorination plant and equipment of 16,800 kg of maintenance includes Electro-chlorinators, Rake Bar and Band
    chlorine production per day, including Civil & Building services. Screens, Transformers, Rectifiers and Switchgears.
    Top: Seaside view

    Left: Electro-Chlorination Plant

    Bottom: Finished Pumping Station

    1200 M3 / day Desalination Plant

    Top: RCC Walls in Pump Bays, Distribution Bay (Single Lift)


    Pump Bay Roof Slab

    Centre: Seawater intake - Break Water

    Right: Pump Bays- ready to receive pumps.


    Engineering Change... Changing Lives.

    CORE ACTIVITIES
    Civil Construction

    Oil, Gas & Power Projects

    Electrical Projects

    MEP Services

    District Cooling

    Facilities Management & Maintenance

    Diesel Power Generation

    Elevators & Escalators

    Water & Waste Water Projects

    Electrical Products

    Mechanical Products

    Chemical & Industrial Products

    BAHWAN ENGINEERING GROUP


    Oman: P. O. Box 703, Ruwi - 112 Dubai: P. O. Box: 25173 Abu Dhabi: P. O. Box: 31747
    Sultanate of Oman Dubai, United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
    Tel.: +968 24597510, 22031111 Tel: +9714 3475878. Tel: +9712 6414316.
    Fax: +968 24597511 Fax: +9714 3471855 Fax: +9712 6414317
    E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

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