Port activity:
– Shipping liquid ammonia through lines ten meters below sea level on ship tanks with a capacity of 7,000 to 12,000 tons of liquid ammonia.
Port Data:
– Capacity | : | About 100,000 tons annually |
– Date Created | : | The construction process began in 1989 until September 1990 |
– Port total area | : | 1650000 m2 |
– Port Maritime area | : | 1620000 m2 |
– Land area | : | 30000 m2 |
– Depth | : | 10 m2 |
Equipment:
– Each company or port must provide a minimum level of equipment commensurate with the size of the risk according to the risk assessment study included in the plan, so that a list of first-level equipment available to the company / port at the site of operations is prepared in addition to the equipment available outside the scope (second / third level) In accordance with the concept of pollution control levels and how these resources can be requested from different agencies, as shown, for example, in the following:
- Fire alarm: works automatically by means of detectors or alarm buttons in the sites and is used to inform all sites and fire brigades in the facility.
- Gas alarm: through gas detectors distributed at Abu Qir 3 factories, connected to a computer, and an audible alarm on the control.
- Ras Gharib
- Abu Redeis
- RAS SHUKEIR
- RAS SEDR
- ُMarsa El Hamra
- MERSA BADRAN
- Petrojet port in the Gulf of Petroleum Oil
- EL ZEIT EAST
- Maadia Port- Offshore platforms Yard
- EDCO FOR NATURAL GAS
- EL-ZEIT GULF
- THE EGYPTIAN PROPYLENE & POLYPROPYLENE COMPANY (EPPC)
- AMMONIA BERTH IN ABU QIR
- Sadat Marina and Ras Hodeib
- Wadi Ferran Valley
- Sumed port (Ain Sokhna)
- Sumid Port (Sidi Kerir)