Zhejiang Engineering Design Co., Ltd. is committed to providing clients with distinctive value-added services.
-
AboutZhejiang Engineering Design Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as ZEDC in English) was established in 1958, originally known as the Design Department of Quzhou Chemical Plant.
-
BlogZhejiang Engineering Design Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as ZEDC in English) was established in 1958, originally known as the Design Department of Quzhou Chemical Plant.
-
-
ResearchThe “ZEDC Chemical Engineering Design Innovation Base” of Zhejiang University is a industry–university–research collaboration institution established through a donation from Zhejiang Engineering Design Co., Ltd. to the Zhejiang University Education Foundation.
-
搜索历史清除全部记录
- All
- Product Management
- News and Information
- Introduction Content
- Corporate outlets
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Corporate Video
- Corporate Portfolio
Project Performance
Liquefied Petroleum Gas Storage and Distribution Station Project of Inner Mongolia Tianyu Garden New Energy Co., Ltd.
The project developer is Inner Mongolia Tianyu Yuan New Energy Co., Ltd., with a total investment of RMB 15.3522 million.
The construction scope includes a new tank farm covering 1,470 m², a filling and compressor room of 429 m², an electrical distribution room and control room totaling 153 m², a new cylinder storage facility and cylinder maintenance workshop spanning 204 m², a truck‑mounted tanker loading/unloading platform measuring 356 m², and a gatehouse of 36 m². Other auxiliary and fire‑protection facilities are shared with the Phase I LNG production plant at Tianyu Park. The project will procure three 400 m³ LPG spherical tanks and one 50 m³ residual‑liquid tank, along with associated equipment such as hydrocarbon pumps, compressors, and loading/unloading truck nozzles, achieving an annual storage and distribution capacity of 6,300 tonnes.
This project is a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) storage and distribution station. Approximately one-third of the LPG stored on-site is transferred to the on-site bottling area for filling into cylinders, while about two-thirds is loaded onto trucks and transported to other bottling stations within the service area.
The project completed its construction drawing design in May 2016.