is about 40m high.
This new facility will process the natural gas taken from offshore Sarawak fields
before it is transfered to MLNG Bintulu to be liquidfied.
The beach beside the Murphy plant.
Murphy oil
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Monday, June 21, 2010
Flare Stack Chimney of Murphy's Bintulu Onshore Receiving Facility
The single flare stack chimneys of Murphy's Bintulu Onshore Receiving Facility
is about 40m high.
This new facility will process the natural gas taken from offshore Sarawak fields
before it is transfered to MLNG Bintulu to be liquidfied.
The beach beside the Murphy plant.
Murphy oil
is about 40m high.
This new facility will process the natural gas taken from offshore Sarawak fields
before it is transfered to MLNG Bintulu to be liquidfied.
The beach beside the Murphy plant.
Murphy oil
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Bukit Besi Chimneys
the beach looks deserted...
ReplyDeleteThe place is new,new road,new plant and new beach
ReplyDeleteso not many people know about it.
That flare has smoke, it needs assessment or inspection or replacement.
ReplyDeleteFor more information about flares and other combustion technology solutions, please call Nusantara Oilfield or visit webpage at www.nusantara-oilfield.com