Indonesia's Styrindo Mono restarts one SM unit

29 May 2008 10:31  [Source: ICIS news]

SINGAPORE (ICIS news)--Styrindo Mono has restarted its No 2 styrene monomer (SM) plant in Merak, Indonesia, after it was forced to shut the unit due to a power outage, a source from the company said on Thursday.

“We have restarted the No 2 plant and will wait for it to be stabilised before we restart the other,” the sources said.

Both of Styrindo Mono’s SM plants were shut on Wednesday due to a power outage which affected the whole city.

The company’s 250,000 tonne/year No2 SM unit was restarted on Tuesday after a turnaround and the 100,000 tonne/year No1 SM unit was scheduled to be shut for maintenance in late June.

SMI was acquired by Chandra Asri, Indonesia’s sole cracker operator, last year.

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By: Brian Myung
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