The first order is for a custom-engineered surface condenser and liquid ring pump package, which will be installed at an oil sands processing facility in the province of Alberta, Canada, and will serve as a vapor recovery unit for bitumen storage tanks.
The second order is also for a surface condenser and liquid ring pump package destined for a US refinery revamp intended to reduce the sulfur content in transportation fuel produced at the refinery.
The third order is for ejector systems to be installed in India at a new ammonia/urea fertilizer producing facility, which when completed, will be one of the largest in the world.
Production and shipment for the three orders is expected to begin during Graham’s second quarter of fiscal 2012, ending 31 March 2012.
Graham president and CEO James Lines said that the company is encouraged to see several large orders break loose during the quarter, particularly our win for the oil sands project.
"I believe that the oil sands order is important because it is Graham’s first in the extraction/production process," Lines said.
