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Catalyst Recovery Unit (CRU)
The CRU plant commenced operations in 2001 with DOE-approved operating capacity of 3,600 metric tones per year. The CRU plant is ISO9001:2000.
The Catalyst Recovery Unit is a facility that recycles spent catalyst from petroleum refineries and petrochemical plants.
Effectively, it enables producers of industrial waste oil and the oil & gas companies in particular to dispose of their spent catalyst in an environmentally safe manner. The technology adopted at ALDWICH offers substantial cost saving to our clients and eliminates landfill of the catalyst which has long term environmental impact.
The spent catalysts are processed through the CRU with an average of 99% input/output ratio. Catalysts processed by the CRU are environmentally safe for re-use or disposal
The CRU plant utilizes the superior technology:
Pyrolisis Technology or the Thermal Oxidation Process
This technology enables the CRU to recover from the spent catalysts in the form of usable base metals such as Copper, Zinc, and Nickel as well as precious metals such as Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium and Silver.
Waste Oil to Diesel Plant (WODIP) | Catalyst Recovery Unit (CRU) | The Kemaman Resource Recovery Facility |
