(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 9. Two Chinese companies
(China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) and Global Advanced
Manufacturing Institute (GAMI)) will take part in the
reconstruction and renovation of Talco Tajik Aluminium Company,
which runs the largest Tajik aluminum plant, trend reports.
This announcement was made during Tajikistan President Emomali
Rahmon's visit to Tursunzoda city, where the company is
located.
The Chinese companies plan to take part in utilizing automated
process control system technologies.
The modernization of Talco is expected to reduce electricity
usage and increase the production of alumina, aluminum fluoride,
cryolite, and anode.
The reconstruction and modernization are being carried out in
three stages. The first stage of the project is expected to be
completed within 14 months, with a production capacity of 80,000
tons of products per year during this phase. The second stage of
the project will cover the years from 2025 through 2026. During
this period, the remaining part of the sixth line will be updated,
and the annual metal production will supposedly reach 70,000
tons.
In the third stage of the project implementation, which will
last 14 months, the sixth line of electrolysis production will be
completely renovated, and new aluminum production technologies will
be installed. According to the forecasts, the production capacity
during this stage will be 150,000 tons of products per year.
The outcome of the upgrade and the introduction of the
cutting-of-edge technologies is expected to boost production
capacity of the company up to 300,000 tons per year.
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