Chemicals & Speciality Materials
Cryogenic gas logistics, from port to refinery.
HPCL-Mittal Energy
Movement of ethylene and isobutane in ISO tanks from Kandla to Bathinda, followed by empty-tank return to Rotterdam.
01 / Project overview
A coordinated approach.
The project involved highly hazardous gases in cryogenic ISO tanks and required port, customs, safety and inland transport coordination.
The scope continued after unloading: tank decontamination and re-export via Mundra to the supplier in Rotterdam.
Key locations in the project scope
- Dedicated rail01 / Import portKandla
- Return movement02 / Discharge & decontaminationBathinda refinery
- Sea freight03 / Re-export portMundra
- 04 / Supplier destinationRotterdam
02 / Our execution
From readiness
to delivery.
Cryogenic ISO tank movement and return logistics.
Customs & safety
Pre-arrival preparation
Arrange port operations and customs before vessel arrival; customs was completed within five hours of arrival.
Statutory approvals
Arrange required compliance, including the NOC from the Chief Controller of Explosives, PESO, Nagpur.
Tank safety
Coordinate fitness inspections and safe venting of tanks exceeding permissible pressure limits.
Dedicated refinery transport
Dedicated rail rake
Arrange the rake from Kandla to the refinery siding in Bathinda, with same-day dispatch from the port.
Internal handling
Arrange Rule 43-approved forty-foot trailers on rental for offloading from the rake and movement within the refinery.
Decontamination & re-export
Tank preparation
Arrange decontamination after gas discharge.
Supplier return
Re-export the tanks via Mundra to Rotterdam within a 40-day turnaround.
03 / Project photographs
From the operation.
04 / Project highlights
Customs within five hours and same-day dispatch from Kandla.
Dispatch to Bathinda
Tank re-export turnaround
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