L&T has bagged two projects worth Rs 1195 crore from state owned ONGC to set up additional processing units (APU) at its gas processing complexes at Hazira and Uran. The APU project at Uran complex shall enhance the gas processing capacity at the Uran complex by 5mmscmd.

 New facilities to be setup include a gas sweetening unit (GSU), LPG, recovery unit (LPG), condensate fractionation unit (CFU), condensate handling unit (CHU) and other utilities.

The additional gas processing facilities (AGPF) project for Hazira complex is for augmenting the gas processing capacity in the Hazira complex by 5.6 mmscmd. New facilities to be set up include a GSU, gas dehydration unit (GDU), dew point depression unit (DPDU) and offsite and utilities.

 The scope of the contract includes project management, residual basic design, planning  and monitoring, residual process engineering, detailed engineering, procurement, supply, fabrication, manufacturing,

inspection, transportation, storage, construction, installation, testing, mechanical completion, pre-commissioning, commissioning, performance guarantee run test and handing over of new process units, offsite and utilities to the owner.

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