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An Inside Look at the Newport Eastman Therminol Plant Construction

Get an inside look at the construction of Eastman’s Therminol® heat transfer fluid plant in Newport, Wales, United Kingdom. This six-and-a-half-minute time-lapse video shows the Therminol plant construction from all angles and heights along with the steps it took to build the plant from the ground up. The plant was built to meet the demands of customers and provide a reliable, steady supply of Therminol 66 worldwide. It shows the deconstruction of leftover material from the previous plant and the construction team laying down a solid foundation for the new Therminol plant. Therminol fluids are used indirectly to heat and cool chemical processes in industries such as consumables, pharmaceuticals, plastics and beverages. Heat transfer fluid is important across industries that require sustained temperature to produce goods at the highest quality while optimizing run time. For more information or to order Therminol 66 for your company, visit https://therminol.com/?utm_source=you.... Time stamps 1:20 — Material investment 1:25 — February 2014–March 2014: Newport construction progress 1:29 — February 2014: Motor control center steelwork 1:46 — March 2014: Furnaces delivery 2:02 — Furnace installation 3:04 — Focus on sustainability 3:11 — May 2014: Furnace stacks 3:26 — May 2014: Furnace stack installation 3:37 — May 2014: Pipe-rack lifting crane setup 3:57 — May 2014: Pipe-rack installation 4:39 — June 2014: Central control room expansion 4:44 — June 2014: Autoclave vessel delivery 4:58 — July 2014: Pipe-rack erection 5:12 — July 2014: Santotar drumming facilities 5:19 — July 2014: CCR expansion 5:34 — July 2014: 17TA0147 delivery 5:38 — July 2014: Santotar storage delivery 5:47 — July 2014: Hydrogen plant expansion ► Stay updated on our latest innovations LinkedIn:   / eastman   Facebook:   / eastman   Instagram:   / eastmanglobal   #Therminol #Construction #PlantConstruction