Porto do RJ vai quadruplicar volume de Petróleo e derivados enviado a refinaria de Manguinhos

Rio de Janeiro Port Will Quadruple Oil And Derivatives Volume Sent To Manguinhos Refinery

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 21/09/2019 at 10:45

Updated on 21/09/2019 at 10:46

Porto do RJ faz testes visando aumento

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Project Using the Buoy Array at the Port of RJ Is in Tests and Will Mark the Return of Its Activity After 7 Years of Stoppage

A project at the Port of RJ, specifically at the buoy array located north of the Cruise Terminal at the Port of Rio de Janeiro, is in the final testing phase after 7 years of inactivity. Check it out! Efficiency in the Maritime Transport Sector Was Highlighted!
The buoy array operations were tested days ago with the use of the ship Stena Bulk, which is 182.9 meters long and 40 meters wide.

The expectation is that the buoy array will handle about 800,000 tons of oil and derivatives per year for the Manguinhos Refinery (REFIT).
This volume will represent a 214% increase in the movement of this type of cargo at the port, compared to the volume handled in 2018, returning to levels seen in 2003 and 2004.

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The Transfer

To be sent to the Manguinho refinery in RJ, the liquid bulk cargo unloaded at the buoy array will follow through a pipeline 6.8 km long, with 3.5 km being land-based and 3.2 km being maritime.

During the 7 years that the buoy array was inoperative, the cargo was unloaded in São Paulo and reached the Manguinhos refinery via trucks, so a substantial improvement in logistics and operations is expected, which will provide new business opportunities for the refinery, thus benefiting the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Initial estimates indicate that about 33,000 tons of liquid bulk will be handled per berthing, initially with one ship per month in the first year, and two ships per month starting in the second year, raising annual movement to around 800,000 tons.

Rio de Janeiro Port Will Quadruple Oil And Derivatives Volume Sent To Manguinhos Refinery

Project Using the Buoy Array at the Port of RJ Is in Tests and Will Mark the Return of Its Activity After 7 Years of Stoppage

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