Fort Saskatchewan Plant Expansion

The key focus of the project was to expand the NGL storage and fractionation facility to maximize facility, storage and take-away capacity. As part of the expansion, the new operating philosophy allowed for production of propane, butane and condensate, as well as a de-propanizer fractionation side-draw mixture of propane and butane. It increased the storage capacity of the existing salt storage caverns by adding new brine ponds and associated facilities for brine storage. New storage capacity was in the form of additional underground salt caverns to store produced and imported products. To increase take-away capacity, Rangeland also designed a new butane and propane truck-loading terminal The largest challenge of the Plains Midstream Fort Saskatchewan project was integrating the new facilities into the existing operational plant.

The facility design includes:
•Wash water system & well facilities
•Hydrocarbon API pumps
•API storage bullets

•Calcium chloride dehydrator
•Truck loading facilities
•Brine transfer pumps
•Underground intrasite pipeline
•Utilities and offsite facilities
•All utilities and control system

Rangeland Responsibilities:
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Pre-FEED study
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FEED and DE
•Procurement, material management
•Construction support