Good news arrives from Cycle Columbus's overseas construction site: the stripping & rectification ammonia removal tower has been successfully erected at the IMIP (Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park, Tsingshan Zone) project site in Indonesia, marking a new phase of project construction. This stands as another milestone for Cycle Columbus's deep engagement in environmental protection and global market layout, and solid proof of the robust strength of Chinese environmental technologies going global.
After fabrication in China, the ammonia removal tower underwent professional preservation, consolidation for shipment and loading onboard vessels. It safely crossed thousands of nautical miles to arrive at the overseas project site.
Upon arrival at the site, ladders and platforms were installed in compliance with specifications, followed by hoisting and positioning. The full equipment was lifted into place, completing the tower erection successfully.
The smooth progress of this overseas project represents high international recognition of Cycle Columbus's products, technologies and services. Given the complex site operating conditions, the whole workflow - from scheme design and equipment fabrication to on-site hoisting - follows international standards, while meeting local environmental regulations and industrial demands. Efficient execution delivered the tower erection milestone, laying a solid foundation for subsequent commissioning, trial run and commercial operation.
