Bedeschi success in Oman and USA
(Posted on 17/02/21)
The client Al Sarh Trading Co. in Qatar has commissioned Bedeschi to supply handling equipment to operate in Oman - Khatam Malaha. The equipment includes n. 3 conveyor belts with a total length of 4,3 Km and a capacity of 2.000t/h to handle Gabbro and other materials. The last section of the conveyor is engineered for offshore installation, with self-holding galleries structure installed above pylons. The shiploader luffing and slewing type, with capacity of 2.000T/h designed to load vessels up to 55.000 DWT is located on approximately 2km of open sea, . It is Installed on an off-shore platform and designed to work on both sides of platform with a Boom length 30mt.
For Alabama State Docks – Richmond Eng., Bedeschi will design and supply four apron feeders for coal with a capacity of 1500 t/h each, part of a new system of rail cars (wagon tippler) unloading system. The supply will integrate the pre-existing equipment.
Bedeschi SpA was established in 1908 and is today one of the oldest European companies specialising in bulk handling. The fourth generation of the Bedeschi family is currently leading the Group
For many years Bedeschi has been entrusted by many prestigious clients worldwide to help them overcome various marine infrastructural bottlenecks, both onshore and offshore. These clients have valued the innovativeness and capability of Bedeschi, to understand their exact requirements and to design & implement solutions, which are suited specifically to their projects’ requirements.
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