Jord’S Operations in India

Jord International has a wholly owned Indian subsidiary, Jord International Pvt Ltd, with offices in Vadodara, Gujarat and Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. Please refer to the Contacts section of this website for the addresses and phone numbers of these offices.

Jord International has no association whatsoever with Jord Engineers India Ltd (“JEIL”). JEIL was granted a license to use Jord technology in 1990. However the license was withdrawn in 1998.

Clean air for Saudi Arabian petrochemical plant.

Eight vent gas scrubbing modules designed and supplied by Jord have been successfully installed into the world’s largest polycarbonate plant in Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia. The modules remove volatile organic compounds from various process and vent gas streams within the petrochemical complex.

The units were fully assembled and tested in a vertical position at a Korean assembly yard, before being lowered to a horizontal position for transportation to site. A special purpose “Jumbo” ship was chartered to handle the oversize modules.

Polycarbonate is a high-quality plastic used to make compact disks, mobile phones, notebook computers, automobiles and construction materials.

Queensland Magnesia calciner delivered

The 100,000 tpa upgrade of QMag’s calcining capacity continues with key items delivered and installed. At the heart of the upgrade is Jord’s 7.8m dia. multiple hearth furnace. Other Jord equipment supplied to the project includes a rotary cooler, a primary product conveyor, product screening and an off-gas treatment system. Plant commissioning is anticipated for mid 2011.

QMAG is one of the world'’s largest producers of deadburned, electrofused and calcined magnesia used in the global refractory and chemical markets.