The News Review:
- JAPAN’S CHIYDA T SET UP PLANT ENGINEERING PS IN QATAR.
- Spain’s ICC to Sell CAD Schroer STHEN/PR
- Engineering Some Real pportunities
- Mangalore: Rs 37 Lac Tender Awarded to Build Bio-gas Plant
- Scandinavian Minerals Announces Election of New Director at Annual…
JAPAN’S CHIYDA T SET UP PLANT ENGINEERING PS IN QATAR.
Free with registration – AsiaPulse News – AccessMyLibrary.com – Feb 29, 2008
(29-FEB-08) AsiaPulse News. (TSE:6366) will establish a site in Qatar for handling plant design and maintenance hoping that deeper ties with customers in the region will lead to large.
Spain’s ICC to Sell CAD Schroer STHEN/PR
Ten Links – Ten Links (press release) – Feb 28, 2008
(ICC) Established in 1999 ICC headquartered in Barcelona Spain today has a team of 12 technical experts with over 250 customers offering CAD CAM and PLM solutions all around the PTC product range as well as providing systems implementation training support and consultancy services. The company serves customers across Spain and is currently opening new offices in Bilbao and Madrid… Its products are sold direct and through an extensive customer-focused partner network in countries throughout the globe. Both systems come with a number of user-specific add-on modules offering efficiency gains for the most diverse areas of product and plant design and development. CAD Schroer also offers extensive consultancy training and software development services. CAD Schroer’s aim is to provide customers with the best possible solutions for design engineers and the engineering process as well as to support its clients’ strategic goals. The company’s own technical and engineering background and its emphasis on close working relationships with customers worldwide have fostered a “by engineers for engineers” approach to software development – always keeping abreast of the latest demands placed on engineers by modern product development processes in a highly competitive market space. For more information visit at.
Engineering Some Real pportunities
Motley Fool – Feb 28, 2008
But as luck would have it the first four have all just told us about their most recent quarterly performances. Let’s take a look at how they fared. Foster Wheeler’s resultsNew Jersey-based Foster Wheeler which is involved in engineering and construction services connected to all of the facilities types mentioned above increased its profits nearly 24% to $78. 54 per share from the $63. 44 for the same quarter a year earlier… 14 a share tax benefit related to a discontinued operation. Perhaps more importantly Houston-based KBR which has come under fire related to its government and military work in Iraq and Afghanistan continues to reel in contracts in a variety of locations. For instance the company has recently been awarded work involving a gasification unit in Canada an offshore LNG production project in Western Australia an ammonia plant in Venezuela and an ethylene plant in China. Fluor rode increased sales and a significant tax benefit to a more-than-220% increase in its quarterly earnings.
Mangalore: Rs 37 Lac Tender Awarded to Build Bio-gas Plant
Daijiworld.com – Feb 29, 2008
It has awarded a Rs. 37-lakh tender to Mailhem Engineering Private Limited Pune to construct the plant. This company will operate and maintain the plant for one year. The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board has given technical approval for the plant.
Scandinavian Minerals Announces Election of New Director at Annual…
Earthtimes – Feb 28, 2008
The Study is being coordinated by St Barbara LLP of London UK. The metallurgical process has been developed by the Mineral Processing Laboratory of the Geological Survey of Finland. Plant engineering and design is being performed by utotec yj and the autogous grinding mills have been ordered from utotec to meet the targeted start up date of mid 2010. The Company has also commenced a further pilot plant program in order to optimise the grinding and flotation circuit for the proposed processing plant. The Feasibility Study which is expected to be completed in June 2008 is based on an open pit operation mining approximately 5 million tons per year of ore with production of nickel and copper concentrates for sale to local or overseas smelters. The ongoing feasibility study will also compare the economics of the Company conducting its own mining rather than using a mining contractor as first contemplated. Kevitsa situated in northern Finland is one of the world’s major undeveloped sulphide nickel deposits and one of the largest mineral discoveries in Finland’s history.