Davide Pascucci

The Yanbu Export Refinery Project (YERP) is a new “grassroots” refinery with a capacity to process 400,000 bpd of Arabian Heavy crude and produce 90,000 bpd of gasoline, 263,000 bpd of ultra-low-sulfur diesel, 6,300 metric tons per day (mtd) of coke and 1,200 mtd of sulfur. The new refinery will use existing Saudi Aramco facilities to receive crude oil and export the refined products. It will include refinery process units, utilities and interconnecting piping, associated feedstock and refined… Show more

The Yanbu Export Refinery Project (YERP) is a new “grassroots” refinery with a capacity to process 400,000 bpd of Arabian Heavy crude and produce 90,000 bpd of gasoline, 263,000 bpd of ultra-low-sulfur diesel, 6,300 metric tons per day (mtd) of coke and 1,200 mtd of sulfur. The new refinery will use existing Saudi Aramco facilities to receive crude oil and export the refined products. It will include refinery process units, utilities and interconnecting piping, associated feedstock and refined product storage, as well as offsite facilities necessary to support the safe and efficient operation of the refinery.

In January 2006 the base configuration and preliminary engineering began together with the initiation of the selection process for the contractor and process technology licensors. The FEED Contract was awarded to KBR (Houston).

EPC contracts for the major process units were awarded to Tecnicas Reunidas for the Coker Package, Saudi Services for the High Voltage Electrical Package, SK Engineering and Construction Co. for the Crude Package, Dayim Punj Lloyd for the Offsite Pipelines Package, Daelim for the Gasoline and Hydrocracker Packages, Rajeh H. Al-Marri for the Onsite Pipeline Relocation Package and ENPPI for the Tank Farm Package. The site preparation contract was awarded to Abdulrahman Al-Shalawi Establishment. Other packages awarded at a later date included the Solids Handling package awarded to Techint and the Jetty package awarded to China Harbour. Show less

SCOPE OF WORK: EPC Lump Sum Turn Key project for two Assemblies: 1 - Upgrading of Bu Hasa-production facility, and new treatment plants Gas, Oil, Water, and separation (GOSP), for a total capacity of 730000 bpd, all this in replace of existing facilities. 2 - Unit D + GF includes the Gas Compression and Water Injection, to improve the explotation of more deposits.

PURPOSE OF JOB: Inspection Activities through the control system (DCS) implemented new valves for water treatment.

PURPOSE OF JOB: Design and adaptation of plants for reduction and traps (GDP & PIDI), compression stations, located in various areas of the Peninsula.

Technical Lead Supervisor and Procurement Interface for Instrumentation / Automation / Telecommunication departments. Developed activities of procurements for all Instrumentation Materials and Equipment, regarding the portion of project called SP4. Client YASREF (Yanbu Aramco Sinopec Refinery).

Debottlenecking with amplified of New 5^ Gas-Line, and upgrade the Water Injection Wells Plant. Managed activities of Field Instrumentation and Cable Routing, F&G System Inside the Buildings and in the field, Automation assignation to revamp the existing control system ABB with X800. Managed layouts for new SQ5 Control Building.

EPC for Pipeline construction of the following: LPG EXPORT 16 "length = 160 km; COOLED EXPORT 16", Length = 160Km ; OIL EXPORT 20 ", Length = 70 Km And more No.6 BVS Development (Block Valve Station) and Tie-in Condensate / Oil / LPG; Meeting No.6 Skid; No.2 Station Receiver. Value: € 78,000,000

The MLE field lies within the Ledjmet Block 405b in the Berkine Basin of Algeria approximately 220 km south-east of Hassi Messaoud.

The development concept consists of a field gathering system, Central Processing Facility (CPF), infrastructure, and export pipelines for sales gas, LPG, condensate and oil. Most of MLE equipment shall be sized to cater for both MLE and the Central Area Field Complex (CAFC). Future CAFC oil processing facilities will be built adjacent to the MLE CPF in a… Show more

The MLE field lies within the Ledjmet Block 405b in the Berkine Basin of Algeria approximately 220 km south-east of Hassi Messaoud.

The development concept consists of a field gathering system, Central Processing Facility (CPF), infrastructure, and export pipelines for sales gas, LPG, condensate and oil. Most of MLE equipment shall be sized to cater for both MLE and the Central Area Field Complex (CAFC). Future CAFC oil processing facilities will be built adjacent to the MLE CPF in a future phase.

The MLE Gas Plant and relevant impacted utilities (i.e. MLE NGL Recovery Plant) is to be sized to a nominal sales gas capacity of 300 MMSCFD (guaranteed 350 MMSCFD).

The MLE project included mainly:

• No. 24 oil/gas wells
• No. 6 gas gathering Manifolds;
• A Central Processing Facility (CPF), including sales gas compression , LPG recovery ,
Oil and Condensate stabilisation products storage and pumping system
• Associated utilities
• No. 4 export pipelines for sales gas , LPG Condensate and Oil (overall 550 km) Show less

The Al-Qurayyah Sea Water Plant Expansion Project is the world’s largest Seawater treatment plant intended for Oil Recovery. The expanded plant included 9 treatment modules, sedimentation basins and head shipping pumps and the extension of an above ground canal. The plants’ refitting includes a whole new electrical system and the upgrade of Saudi Electric Co. of the 230kV incoming Power supply.

Project Joint-Ventured with JCG Corporation Japan.
The Hawiyah Gas Plant, located about 220 kilometers south of Dhahran, became operational in December 2001. The plant was originally designed to process 1.6 billion standard cubic feet per day (scfd) of raw non-associated gas from wells in the Ghawar field and produce 1.4 billion scfd of sales gas and 170,000 bpd of condensate. The plant was the first company plant to process non-associated gas (gas produced directly from gas reservoirs and… Show more

Project Joint-Ventured with JCG Corporation Japan.
The Hawiyah Gas Plant, located about 220 kilometers south of Dhahran, became operational in December 2001. The plant was originally designed to process 1.6 billion standard cubic feet per day (scfd) of raw non-associated gas from wells in the Ghawar field and produce 1.4 billion scfd of sales gas and 170,000 bpd of condensate. The plant was the first company plant to process non-associated gas (gas produced directly from gas reservoirs and not a secondary product of oil production).In 2009, work was completed on a project to expand the plant’s processing capacity by 800 million scfd, raising the total capacity to 2.4 billion scfd. Show less