Jamnagar Refinery, Reliance Industries

Jamnagar Combined Refinery is located in Jamnagar, Gujarat state, West Bank of India, owned by India's Reliance Industries (Reliance Industries), is currently the world's largest refinery, refining capacity of 1.24 million barrels per day (about 62 mt/a), the initial refinery was built in 1999, With a design capacity of 660,000 barrels per day (approximately 33 million tons per year), it was designed and built by Bechtel at an engineering cost of approximately $5.4 billion. In 2005 Reliance Industries expanded its capacity by adding an export-oriented refinery with a design capacity of 580,000 b/d (about 29 mt/a), also designed and built by Bechtel, which used 165,000 tons of cement, 138,000 tons of steel structure and 4 million meters of pipeline, with a peak workforce of 80,000. Jamnagar Refinery has hydrodesulfurization, catalytic reforming, fluidized bed catalytic cracking, delayed coking, sulfur recovery, hydrogen production unit, merox process, TAME and other process equipment, the main products are liquefied gas, propylene, naphtha, gasoline, TAME, kerosene, high speed diesel, sulfur and petroleum coke, most of the products are exported to Asia, Australia, the Middle East, Europe. South America and the United States.