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Oil Terminal Tank Packages, Engineering & Equipment Supply

Simei Energy turns an approved tank-farm design basis into coordinated storage-tank and equipment packages for petroleum terminals in Africa and the Middle East, covering tank configuration, technical specifications, accessories, vendor documents, export delivery and EPC interfaces.

Oil Terminal Tank Packages, Engineering & Equipment Supply

Tank package · Procurement · Delivery

What is included in an oil terminal tank package?

This service coordinates the complete storage package around the terminal operating duty. It does not duplicate the separate engineering topic for an individual API 650 tank.

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Product and tank schedule

Confirm products, total and working capacity, operating levels, tank count, unit sizes, segregation, turnover, future expansion and the operating philosophy behind each tank duty.

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Tank package engineering

Define applicable design codes, tank type and roof, materials, corrosion allowance, design conditions, nozzles, manways, stairs, platforms, foundations and civil load interfaces.

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Accessories and safeguards

Coordinate vents, flame arresters where required, level and temperature instruments, independent overfill protection, sampling, water draw-off, earthing, lightning interfaces and fire-system connections.

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Connected terminal equipment

Align tank nozzles and duties with manifolds, piping, pumps, valves, filtration, metering, tank gauging, drainage, oily-water collection and control-system interfaces.

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Procurement and document control

Manage approved vendor lists, technical bid review, drawings, calculations, data sheets, material certificates, inspection plans, manufacturing records and final documentation.

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Export and site interfaces

Coordinate preservation, marking, export packing, shipping sequence, site storage, erection method, construction interfaces, inspection, testing and commissioning requirements.

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Package definition and owner inputs

The package begins with the approved site plan, products and properties, tank schedule or capacity basis, operating and design conditions, code edition, geotechnical data, utilities, hazardous-area information, receipt and dispatch duties, local regulations, inspection requirements and battery limits. Unconfirmed quantities and duties remain provisional until the owner approves the design basis.

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Engineering and procurement documents

Depending on the contract, deliverables may include tank schedules, technical specifications, data sheets, nozzle and accessory schedules, general arrangements, foundation loads, interface lists, instrument requirements, preliminary or final material take-offs, vendor-document registers and inspection plans. Final bills of materials follow approved detailed engineering rather than early assumptions.

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Supply, quality and delivery coordination

Simei Energy can coordinate fabricated tank materials, roofs and structural parts, nozzles, manways, stairs and platforms, vents, gauging and overfill items, valves, connected piping components and agreed auxiliary equipment. Material traceability, welding and examination records, hold points, preservation, packing and shipment are controlled against the approved scope.

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Construction and EPC integration

Supply can be delivered as an equipment package or integrated with site erection, civil and piping interfaces, testing, commissioning and complete EPC under an agreed contract. For detailed single-tank engineering, fabrication, erection and inspection requirements, see the dedicated API 650 storage tank page. The client funds and pays for the project; Simei Energy does not provide investment, financing, EPC+F, BOOT, lease-to-own or deferred-payment funding.

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Oil terminal tank package questions

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What is included in an oil terminal tank equipment package?

The package can combine tank engineering and fabricated materials with nozzles, manways, access steelwork, venting, level and overfill instruments, valves, connected components, vendor documents, inspection records, export packing and site interfaces.

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Is a terminal tank package the same as buying one API 650 tank?

No. A terminal package coordinates several tanks and their accessories with products, capacity, piping, instrumentation, safeguards, procurement, logistics and EPC interfaces. The API 650 page explains the detailed engineering and delivery of an individual atmospheric storage tank.

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Which standards apply to the storage tanks?

The applicable standard and edition are agreed from the product, tank type, owner requirements and local regulations. API 650 may apply to welded atmospheric oil-storage tanks, together with approved fire, venting, electrical, civil and environmental requirements.

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Can gauging, overfill and tank accessories be supplied?

Yes. The agreed package may include tank gauging, independent high-level protection, temperature measurement, vents, access steelwork, earthing interfaces, valves and other approved accessories.

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When is the final bill of materials available?

The final bill of materials is produced from approved detailed drawings, calculations, data sheets and vendor documents. Early feasibility or Pre-FEED quantities are planning estimates and should not be used as final procurement quantities.

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Can Simei Energy continue from supply into construction and EPC?

Yes. Subject to the contract and confirmed site inputs, Simei Energy can coordinate detailed design, equipment supply, erection, construction interfaces, inspection, testing, commissioning and complete EPC delivery.

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Does Simei Energy finance tank farm equipment packages?

No. Simei Energy provides technical services, equipment supply and engineering or EPC delivery. We do not provide investment, financing, EPC+F, BOOT, lease-to-own or deferred-payment funding.

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