PetroTechnikally Speaking - Franklin Fueling Systems

PetroTechnikally Speaking 

AUTUMN 

2006 

Celebrating 25 years of UPP 

On 4 May 1981, Shell became 

the fi rst major oil company to 

use UPP polyethylene fl exible 

underground pipework as a 

viable alternative to metallic 

pipe at one of its service 

stations in Stockholm, Sweden. 

A quarter of a century later, 

PetroTechnik is celebrating 

the success of UPP as the 

world’s number one fuel 

pipework system. 

PetroTechnik company 

director, Jan Ageheim fi rst 

discovered the suitability 

of polyethylene for use 

with fuels when he was 

an engineering student in 

1969. He was ahead of his 

time and it took a while for 

the authorities to take him 

seriously. 

In the early 1980’s, with help 

from a Finnish friend, Olavi 

Winquist, now 84, Jan gained 

UPP’s first approval from the 

Swedish Fire and Explosives 

agency. 

Now with well over 30,000 

installations in 134 countries 

and UPP approved by more 

worldwide legislative and 

environmental agencies than 

any other similar product, 

PetroTechnik has a great deal 

to celebrate. 

Jan Ageheim revisits the fi rst site ever to use UPP products in May 2006. 

The site is still operational today using the original UPP pipework. 

PetroTechnik France 

wins signifi cant 

tank contract 

UPP System secures new 

UL 971 listing 

Puma International Congo has 

taken delivery of 36 CZ tanks. 

The contract, won by 

PetroTechnik France, was for 

14 FuelBank bunded storage 

units and for 22 double 

skinned underground storage 

tanks. 

PetroTechnik’s dealer in the 

Congo has also supplied 

and installed UPP pipework 

systems. The FuelBanks are 

to be used as mobile service 

stations along the Congolese 

roads and the tanks were to 

be installed mainly in the two 

major cities of the Congo, 

Brazzaville and Pointe Noire. 

CZ manufactured the tanks in 

the UK. 

IN THIS ISSUE ... 

2-5 NEWS FROM AROUND THE 

PETROTECHNIK WORLD 

Featuring PetroTechnik do Brasil on 

page 4 

The international newsletter of the PetroTechnik Group 

printed on recycled paper 

Same pipe construction 

New added benefi ts 

PetroTechnik’s existing UPP 

pipework system has secured 

UL and cUL 971 approvals 

from the Underwriters 

Laboratories in the US. 

Whilst many competitors 

have designed completely 

new systems, PetroTechnik 

has just made some minor 

changes to its existing UPP 

pipework system keeping the 

basic pipe construction the 

same. 

This means that UL approved 

UPP pipework is well proven 

6 TANK TALK 

Latest news from tank company 

Cookson & Zinn 

PetroTainer lowers tank shipping costs 

in the fi eld and not just in 

the lab. It also means that 

pricing can remain extremely 

competitive. 

The UPP UL 971 primary pipe 

has the same construction 

and liner as existing UPP 

Extra pipe, which has been 

in the fi eld since 1996. The 

new UL approved double wall 

secondary containment pipe 

is an integral pipe. It now has 

a thicker secondary wall with 

an inner permeation liner, the 

same as in the primary pipe. 

7-10 OFF THE DRAWING BOARD 

Andrea Ticci becomes director of 

engineering 

UPP UL 971 product range reviewed 

New EW8 hand-held welder 

The approval covers 2" and 3" 

double wall pipe for product, 

vent and vapor recovery and 

2" and 3" single wall pipe for 

vent and vapor recovery. 

In response to customer 

requests, PetroTechnik has 

reduced the size of the 

secondary containment of 

3" double wall pipe from 6" 

to only 4" achieving a 90% 

reduction in the interstitial 

space volume. This improves 

performance of continuous 

monitoring such as that 

required by vacuum systems 

in the State of California. 

11 HAPPY BIRTHDAY UPP 

An interview with Jan Ageheim, 

the man who started it all 

The 3" double wall system is 

less bulky, easier to handle 

and standard UPP tools can 

be used to cut and scrape 

the pipe. Sliding reducers 

are now available to make 

secondary in line joints and 

connections. 

All rubber test boots have 

been eliminated in the new 

UPP UL system in favor of 

welded polyethylene boots. 

The new UL approved UPP 

System is still entirely electrofusible 

and existing fi ttings 

and electro-fusion seals are 

all compatible.

NEWS 

Going from strength 

to strength in Japan 

Site in Japan in the early stages of development 

One year on from the 

formation of P&D Japan and 

demand for UPP products 

in that market is rising fast. 

Over the last few months, 

100 installers received on 

site training and the same 

number of installations were 

completed. This brings the 

total number of UPP sites in 

Japan to 500. 

Launched October 2005, 

P&D is a joint venture 

between PetroTechnik and 

Denaro International Inc., the 

company that introduced cash 

management equipment and 

vapour recovery technology 

to the Japanese self-serve 

petrol station market. The 

new venture is receiving great 

support from distribution 

company Nippon Engineering 

Services who have worked 

with PetroTechnik in Japan 

since 2001. 

As the use of rigid steel piping 

was still widespread in Japan, 

with the exception of some 

of the major oil companies, 

one of P&D’s fi rst goals was 

to familiarise the market with 

fl exible pipework systems. 

This meant training and 

certifying as many Japanese 

technicians as possible. 

PETROM a choisi UPP 

La compagnie marocaine 

PETROM a décidé 

l’emploi de la gamme 

de produits UPP sur 

l’ensemble de ses sites. 

Cette nouvelle alliance 

s’est concrétisée lors d’un 

stage de formation de 

l’ensemble des monteurs 

de la société sur le site 

BERRECHID – Kiaf. 

Les sites de CASA TIT 

MELLIL – Attacharouk et 

MARRAKECH – Bledna 

sont déjà sous commande. 

Avec plus de 230 stations 

sur l’ensemble du 

territoire, PETROM se 

positionne comme l’un 

des leaders nationaux. 

Shell’s new Caribbean licensees 

continue with UPP 

With Shell selling many 

of its Caribbean service 

stations to local licensees, 

the majority of retail gas 

stations in the area now fall 

under the control of the 

Barbados-based SOL Group. 

Miami-based Bolivar 

Trading Inc., PetroTechnik’s 

distributor of UPP 

products in the area, has 

succeeded in getting each 

new licensee to specify 

UPP as their underground 

piping standard for their 

projects. 

SOL now manages 

approximately 300 service 

stations including those in 

the Lesser Antilles islands, 

Suriname, Guyana, Belize 

and Puerto Rico. The Shell 

stations in the Bahamas are 

now managed by FOCOL/ 

Sun Oil Bahamas, a local 

Bahamian company. Jamaica 

is now operated by COOL 

Petroleum, which is a part 

of the COOL Group, out 

of Jamaica. 

According to Chris 

Corrigan, Caribbean 

Territory Manager for 

Bolivar Trading, “The 

employees of these new 

companies had been using 

UPP under Shell and were 

comfortable with the 

product and the support 

they’d received thus far. I 

think this made keeping 

UPP as the piping standard 

an easy choice. We’re 

happy to continue to 

support them under their 

new management.” 

UPP for PETROM Morocco 

PETROM, one of the major 

oil companies in Morocco 

will use UPP for all their 

future projects. The company 

has more than 230 service 

stations all around Morocco. 

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The agreement was sealed 

during a training session 

for all installers on site 

at Berrechid, Kiaf. Two 

additional sites at Casa 

tit Mellil, Attacharouk and 

Marrakech, Bledna are already 

underway. 

Shell Redmans, Barbados 

Shell Thompson Blvd., Bahamas 

Autumn 2006 - PetroTechnikally Speaking 

© PetroTechnik Limited

NEWS 

Shell Oman switches to UPP 

Shell Oman Marketing has 

installed UPP for the first 

time at the Darsait Service 

Station near Muscat in Oman. 

It’s a new-to-dealer site 

owned by Sheikh Mustahail 

Bin Ahmed Bin Ali al Mashaani. 

The station provides Super 

and Regular petrol from six 

dispensers and Diesel from a 

further two dispensers. Four 

50,000 litres tanks provide 

the storage capacity. The 

tank pit has a 2.1mm thick 

polyethylene liner. 

Installers used 200 metres of 

63mm UPP Extra secondary 

contained pressure line inside 

110mm UPP Duct and around 

30 metres each of fill and 

vent lines. The tank access 

chambers have PetroTite 

PowerLift PC76 access covers. 

The fi lling lines run from 

a PetroTite DS3617 sump, 

which is easily adapted as a 

fi lling box to the PetroTite 

DC4830 tank access 

chambers. They are seen 

The spill bucket jig 

Picture shows spill bucket and jig in Australian distributor Gilbarco’s workshop. 

From left to right: Peter Richards, Gilbarco Australia, Alex Boudry, PetroTechnik UK, four Gilbarco 

installers and Jim Craig, PetroTechnik Australia. 

The fi rst three UPP sites have 

been completed in Korea and 

eight more are expected by 

December 2006. 

Three UPP training 

programmes have been run 

On site at Shell Darsait in Oman. Zubin Thomas Mathew, Project & Maintenance Engineer for 

Apex Mechanical Engineering, discusses the 110mm UPP extra fi lling line with one of his fi tters. 

bolted to the underground 

storage tanks. 

All pipe and conduit entry 

boots to chambers and sumps 

are PetroTechnik 300 Series 

fusion seals meaning no metal 

fi xings buried in the ground. 

Visitors to the site from the 

local Shell Retail Engineering 

so far with more scheduled 

in the future. PetroTechnik 

Trainer, Wayne Cutting has 

received very favourable 

comments about the UPP 

system. 

Department have included 

Salim Al Busaidi, Engineering 

Manager; Hafi dh Al Azkawi 

and Sharad Nayak, Project 

Engineers and Roberto 

Abasolo and V. Elias. A training 

audit was carried out by 

Charles Smith, PetroTechnik’s 

sales manager for Europe and 

the Middle East. 

PetroTechnik engineer, David 

Brookes has invented a 

clever jig to make it easier to 

position pipe without having 

the spill bucket in place. 

The invention came about 

when Exxon Mobil asked for 

a solution to integrate UPP 

product lines with the new 

double wall spill bucket from 

OPW. 

The UPP fi breglass entry seals 

are completely compatible 

with the OPW product. The 

fi rst parts of the installation 

process can be completed in 

the workshop to save time 

on site. 

Installation was much easier 

than the Gilbarco installers 

anticipated as PetroTechnik 

has produced instructions 

with exact measurements. 

UPP well received in Korea 

“The trend until now was for 

polyethylene product lines 

and the rest of the system in 

stainless steel. Now they are 

familiar with UPP in Korea 

they can’t get enough of it.” 

Far left: From left to right: Mr Bong Guk Seo, 

Miss Hye Yong Kim, Mr Chun Byeong Lee, Mr 

Joo Young Lee, Mr Young Man Song, Mr Hyun 

Jin Jung, Mr Jae Yong Choi. 

UPP fi rst to be 

approved in India 

PetroTechnik has begun 

developing the market for 

UPP in India. UPP was the 

fi rst fl exible pipework system 

to be approved by the Indian 

regulatory authority. Over 

20 installers have been 

trained and more courses are 

scheduled in Bangalore and 

Mumbai later this year. 

PetroTechnik is pleased to 

be working with Midco, the 

market leading dispenser 

manufacturer and its services 

supplier OILCO who build 

stations for Shell. So far 

OILCO has completed four 

stations and has another six 

in progress. A further 36 are 

due to be started in October. 

UPP is stocked in Chennai, 

Bangalore, Mumbai and 

Calcutta and is ideally placed 

for reaching most regions of 

this vast market. 

Pole position in Australia 

Some of PetroTechnik’s 

Australian customers had a 

bird’s eye view overlooking 

the start / fi nish straight 

when they were invited to 

watch the Australian Grand 

Prix in April this year. Whilst 

the Aussie’s maintained 

confi dence in local driver 

Mark Webber, Brits Stephen 

de Wild and Alex Boudry 

were routing for the UK’s 

‘Jenson Button’ in pole 

position. You can imagine the 

disappointment when Webber 

retired with transmission 

failure and Button’s engine 

caught fi re 100 metres from 

the fi nish. 

Left: From left to right: Mr Bong Guk Seo, Mr 

Hyun Jin Jung, Mr Joo Young Lee. 

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FEATURING PETROTECHNIK DO BRASIL 

A fórmula para o sucesso 

Como a PetroTechnik do Brasil realizou sua primeira instalação UPP na Nicarágua e recebeu o prêmio Top 

of Business pela segunda vez, Moacir Arruda, Gerente de Vendas para a América Latina, pondera sobre o que 

mantém UPP como top do seu segmento de mercado. 

“Desde a criação da 

Petrotechnik, há 25 anos, 

duas preocupações sempre 

foram os principais motivos 

do sucesso da marca UPP 

em todo o mundo: qualidade 

do produto e qualidade da 

sua instalação no campo. 

A qualidade do produto é 

nossa “lição de casa” de todo 

dia; é total e continuamente 

monitorada pela Petrotechnik 

desde o projeto, passando 

pela escolha das matérias 

primas e indo até os testes 

fi nais com o produto pronto. 

O caso da instalação é 

bastante diferente, já que 

sempre envolve terceiros. 

Estes, se não forem alvo de 

treinamentos detalhados, 

amplos e regulares de nossa 

parte, poderão, ainda que 

muitas vezes em “boa fé”, 

instalar inadequadamente 

os produtos, podendo tornálos 

causa de acidentes e 

vazamentos. 

Nesse sentido a Petrotechnik 

proporciona, como padrão 

de suporte pós-venda, entre 

outros tipos e formas de 

assistência, o treinamento “in 

loco” aos instaladores dos 

produtos UPP, sendo que, 

em toda primeira instalação 

em cada país, o faz sem 

adicionar custos a eles ou aos 

distribuidores locais e, claro, 

nem ao cliente fi nal. 

Assim foi feito em setembro 

último, quando aconteceu a 

primeira instalação UPP na 

Nicarágua. Nosso distribuidor 

para a América Central e 

Caribe, a Bolívar Trading 

International (Miami – USA), 

através de sua Gerente para 

a Nicarágua, Sra. Hellen Rios, 

Eduardo Hiluey, General Manager of PetroTechnik do Brasil with the Top of Business trophy. 

The fi rst site is completed for Shell in Nicaragua. The team picture shows members of the Bolivar Trading installation team and some 

colleagues from PetroTechnik. Top from left to right Daniel Zamora, Felix Mejia, Jan Ageheim (PetroTechnik Sweden), Luis Gonzales, Alejandro 

Baltodano, Moacir Arruda (PetroTechnik do Brasil), Moisés Lechado. Bottom from left to right Edgar Zambrana D., Manoel Sandoval, Sergio 

Espinoza and Florencio Martinez. 

designou uma de suas equipes 

técnicas para os serviços de 

instalação de um Posto de 

Serviços Shell, o La Concha, 

na cidade de Rivas, distante 

100 Km da capital, Manágua. 

Nosso Diretor Jan Ageheim, 

da Suécia, auxiliado pelo 

nosso Gerente de Vendas 

para a América Latina, Moacir 

Arruda, proporcionou 4 

dias de intenso treinamento 

PetroTechnik do Brasil 

receives its second Top 

of Business Award 


received its second Top of 

Business award at a ceremony 

at the Gran Meliá Mofarrej 

Hotel in São Paulo on 14 

July 2006. The fi rst award 

was received in 2004 for 

the company’s performance 

inside Brazil. This year the 

award was for its exemplary 

performance on the 

international scene. 


provides UPP products and 

support to the 41 countries 

of Latin America and the 

Caribbean in partnership 

with 10 distributors and 

PetroTechnik France. 

Customers include Ipiranga, 

prático / teórico a todos 

os integrantes da equipe 

técnica da BT, os quais 

passaram a fazer parte de 

nosso Cadastro Geral de 

Instaladores Certifi cados. 

Treinamento intensivo 

na instalação é a melhor 

forma de garantir que os 

produtos UPP apresentarão 

a performance projetada e 

construída. “ 

BR Distribuidora, Copec, 

PDVSA, Shell, Esso, Texaco, 

Repsol-YPF and some 

independent oil companies 

who have around 40,000 

service stations between 

them. 

The formula 

for success 

As PetroTechnik do Brasil 

completes its first UPP 

installation in Nicaragua 

and wins the Top of 

Business Award for the 

second time, Moacir Arruda, 

sales manager for Latin 

America, reflects on what 

keeps UPP at the top of its 

game. 

“From its foundation 25 years 

ago, two points have been 

fundamental to the success of 

the UPP brand all over the world: 

quality of product and quality 

of fi eld installation. Maintaining 

product quality is what we 

do every day; it is totally and 

continually monitored by 

PetroTechnik from design, to the 

acquisition of raw materials and 

goes on to the delivery of the 

fi nal product. 

Installation is different, as it 

involves third parties. Trained by 

us thoroughly and regularly, we 

ensure that installations are leak 

and accident free. 

This is why PetroTechnik 

provides, as standard, after-sale 

support and, amongst other 

types of assistance, “on-site” 

training to UPP installers. More 

than that and because only 

installers trained and accredited 

by PetroTechnik authorized 

personnel may install its 

products, the fi rst installation in 

each country is always overseen 

by PetroTechnik supervisors and 

is done without any additional 

cost to the installer, local 

distributor or customer. 

This is what happened in 

Nicaragua last September when 

the fi rst UPP installation took 

place. PetroTechnik’s distributor 

for Central America and the 

Caribbean, Bolivar Trading 

International (Miami, USA), 

via their Nicaragua Manager, 

Mrs. Hellen Rios, designated 

one of their technical teams 

for the installation of a Shell 

service station, the La Concha, 

in the city of Rivas, some 100 

kilometers from the capital city, 

Managua. 

PetroTechnik director, Jan 

Ageheim from Sweden, helped 

by myself, provided four days of 

intense practical and theoretical 

training to all technicians. These 

installers then became certifi ed 

and their names are added 

to our central list of Certifi ed 

Installers. Intensive training on 

the installation ensures that the 

UPP product will perform as 

intended by PetroTechnik.” 

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NEWS 

PetroFast praised for 

ease of installation 

On show at 

Automechanika 2006 

Frankfurt, Germany was the 

venue again this year for the 

biennial Automechanika trade 

fair – the largest specialist 

show for vehicles anywhere in 

the world. 

The PetroTechnik theme 

was the technical issue of 

Containment + Monitoring 

+ Recovery. On show was 

its range of containment 

products, which offer 

complete security against 

groundwater and soil 

pollution. Sales managers 

and engineers from the UK 

- HQ, Scandinavian and French 

offi ces were on hand to greet 

visitors and exchange ideas 

on the future of the forecourt. 

Picture shows PetroTechnik’s European Sales Manager, Charles Smith, 

demonstrating some features of the new LA-002-001 electrofusion PE chamber 

The Starz of the show 

A PetroFast modular tank 

system has just been installed 

for Shell at Bluecoats in 

Walsall, UK. The site had 

space restrictions making it 

ideal for PetroFast and the 

contractor was very pleased 

with the ease of installation. 

Confi rmando una 

colaboración duradera 

John Boudry, director general 

de Petrotechnik, visitó 

el pasado 20 de abril la 

compañía Fort Instalaciones 

Petroleras S.L. situada en 

la localidad Barcelonesa de 

Parets de Vallés. 

FIP (Fort Instalaciones 

Petroleras), empresa de 

suministros de equipos y 

servicios para estaciones de 

servicio, tiene una amplia 

red de distribución por toda 

España. 

Tras una larga e intensa 

jornada, se ratificó la 

explendida relación comercial 

que hay entre ambas fi rmas 

después de muchos años de 

relación. 

Picture shows PetroTechnik Chief 

Executive Offi cer, John Boudry 

(right) with José Maria FORT 

(left) and Miguel Angel FORT 

(middle) of Fort Instalaciones 

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The good safety elements 

of PetroFast were also 

highlighted such as no need 

to climb on tanks to fi x 

crane hooks and no need 

for personnel to enter the 

excavation until the tanks 

were in position. 

The system incorporated two 

60m 3 tanks and one 25m 3 tank. 

One of the 60m 3 tanks was 

used as a slave tank and the 

other 60m 3 tank and the 25m 3 

tank were used for goalpost 

canopy mountings. A further 

two PetroFast systems are 

now being processed for Shell. 

Confi rming a long standing partnership in Spain 

Petroleras (FIP) in Parets del 

Valles, Spain. FIP distributes 

a large range of products 

and services for the forecourt 

through a large network all 

around Spain. Both companies 

were reconfi rming their excellent 

business relationship after 

several years of working together. 

PetroTechnik was platinum 

sponsor at the Shell Trading 

and Retail Zone or ‘STARZ’ 

show in Las Vegas earlier this 

year. As a platinum sponsor, 

PetroTechnik were able to 

demonstrate appreciation 

to Shell for making UPP its 

preferred global petroleum 

pipework system. 

Although PetroTechnik has 

over 600 UPP installations in 

the US, few are as yet aware 

of its benefi ts. There were 

many visitors to the stand, 

all very interested in seeing 

UPP’s electrofusion process 

for the fi rst time. 

PetroTechnik also exhibited 

its sumps and vacuum testing 

equipment to demonstrate 

how its electrofusion seals 

and fi breglass seals are leak 

tight and compatible with 

sumps of various shapes and 

materials of construction. 

The PetroTainer underground 

storage tank (see Tank Talk 

page 6) was also on show. 

C-Store in Australia 

Picture shows PetroTechnik’s 

stand at the C-Store trade 

show held at the Sydney 

Convention Centre earlier 

this year. C-Store is 

Australia’s biennial trade show 

for forecourt equipment and 

convenience stores. Many 

South East Asian visitors 

visited the stand some who 

had a particular interest in 

PetroTechnik’s CZ tanks, 

especially with the new 

‘PetroTainer’ substantially 

reducing shipping costs. 



TANK TALK 

Base frame tank wins 

best new idea award 

First tanks delivered 

to Romania 

Four stainless steel 

tanks for nuclear 

submarine base 

Pictured above, Mike Knight, 

Cookson & Zinn’s commercial 

director (left) receiving Bovis 

Alliance Incident & Injury Free 

award from Mark Tasker of 

BP Bovis Alliance in February 

2006. 

CZ’s base frame tank 

developed in conjunction with 

BP Bovis Alliance won the 

award for the best new idea. 

Base frames and holding 

down straps are fitted to 

conventional underground 

storage tanks in the factory 

eliminating the need for 

site personnel to enter an 

excavation area whilst tanks 

are being placed in position. 

Once in situ, concrete is 

poured from above to cover 

the base frame. 

PetroTainer lowers 

tank shipping costs 

High shipping costs for 

storage tanks have previously 

made it too expensive for CZ 

tanks to be shipped outside 

Europe. 

Now there’s PetroTainer, a 

double skinned tank inside an 

ISO frame allowing shipment 

overseas at a similar cost to a 

standard container. 

The PetroTainer can be 

stacked with other containers 

on freight ships. The 

frame can be re-used after 

transport or buried with the 

tank for ease of installation. 

One 5,000 litre tank and 

two 2,500 litre tanks have 

been delivered to the 

British Embassy in Bucharest, 

Romania. Ordered by UK 

Easing the symptoms of 

Multiple Sclerosis 

CZ has manufactured and 

delivered a specialist one 

person Hyperbaric Oxygen 

Chamber to Diveline Medical 

Limited. 

wholesale electrical company, 

Britsource, the tanks will 

be used for storing oil for 

standby generators. 

The vessel is used for helping 

to ease the symptoms of 

Multiple Sclerosis sufferers. 

It has wheelchair access 

through a bulkhead door and 

there are benches to sit 

or lie on. 

Once a patient is 

inside the vessel, 

the pressure 

is raised. This 

is repeated 

periodically to give a 

great deal of comfort. 

Two 21-metre tanks delivered 

to remote location 

Rolls-Royce marine services 

recently ordered four CZ 

polished stainless steel tanks 

for a refurbishment project it 

was undertaking for the Royal 

Naval nuclear submarine base 

at Devonport. 

The tanks are to be used 

as part of the process 

for handling radioactive 

waste. As such, they needed 

signifi cant non-destructive 

testing. This included 100% 

X-ray, ultrasonic and hydraulic 

testing. 

Two very large CZ tanks 

ordered by Costain were 

delivered down extremely 

narrow lanes to the remote 

location of the Thames Water 

Sundridge Pumping Station 

near Sevenoaks in Kent, UK. 

The tanks are 2.4 metres in 

diameter, 21 metres long and 

weigh 24 tonnes. They are to 

be used near boreholes for 

dosing water with chlorine to 

disinfect it. 

The vessels have an internal 

fi lter plate and are lined 

with a DWI (Drinking Water 

Inspectorate) approved 

solvent free epoxy. 

CZ often has to deliver very 

large vessels to locations 

that were established before 

the need for large tanks 

was realised. This can often 

involve clearing the streets 

of cars and removing street 

signs. 

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OFF THE DRAWING BOARD 

New director of engineering 

PetroTechnik strengthens senior management team 

by appointing Andrea Ticci as director of engineering 

Andrea Ticci joined 

PetroTechnik in July, bringing 

with him a wealth of industry 

experience. Previously with 

one of PetroTechnik’s major 

competitors, Andrea 

was responsible for the 

concept and development 

of all petrol pipe product 

lines. 

Prior to this he held a number 

of technical engineering 

roles in the water and 

nuclear industries. He has 

a doctorate in Nuclear 

Engineering from Pisa 

University. 

Andrea wasn’t looking for a 

new role when PetroTechnik’s 

Chief Executive Offi cer, John 

Boudry approached him. John 

was very persuasive and 

when, fi nally, Andrea agreed 

to visit PetroTechnik he was 

impressed and realised the 

great opportunity offered. He 

describes the company as well 

organised and professionally 

structured. He also praises 

the company’s plain speaking. 

His key objective at 

PetroTechnik is to continue 

to keep the UPP product 

line one step ahead of world 

standards. He is also tasked 

with making the company self 

suffi cient in its research and 

development and product 

testing capabilities so that it 

can move even faster to meet 

its customers needs. 

New training and tracking 

system for approved installers 

Improving communication between 

customers and suppliers 

PetroTechnik’s customers 

can now find quality assured 

installers at the click of 

a button following the 

company’s investment in a 

secure online installer-training 

database. 

This has been supported 

by the introduction of an 

identity card training scheme 

for installers to give proof 

of training courses taken 

and accreditations received 

in each category of training. 

Each training certifi cate is 

protecting your liquid assets 

Training Registration Form 

Please complete this form providing ALL correct information, This form will be used to create trainee ID Cards, 

Certificates and to update the online installer database. 

Employer Details 

Employer (when trained) 

Employers Address 

Country 

Company Telephone 

Company Email 

Note: If training different groups 

to different competency levels 

use seperate forms for each 

group. 

If individuals do not wish to 

be included on the online 

PetroTechnik installer database 

please place an “X” clearly next 

to their name. 

For staff use only 

Trainers Name 

Training Location 

Accreditation Level 

Provisional Authorised Trainer 

Installer PetroTechnik Trainer 

I, the trainer, agree that training has been carried out as stated 

by the latest PetroTechnik Training guidelines and that the 

aforementioned Installers have been trained and are competent 

in the categories as outlined by myself above. 

Signature 

Date (dd/mm/yy) 

valid for three years after 

which the installer has to be 

retrained. 

So far, the database holds 

details of 1600 installers and 

customers are able to search 

by country, company or name 

to fi nd the PetroTechnik 

accredited installers they need. 

Only individuals trained by 

PetroTechnik are eligible to 

install its products. This way 

PetroTechnik can ensure its 

products are installed safely 

and securely. 

Competence Categories Trained 

P0 Compression Fittings 

P1 Tools, Welding, Using Welders 

P2 Primary Pipe 

P3 Secondary Pipe 75/63mm, 63/50mm 

P4 Secondary Pipe Fill and Vapour 

P5 Secondary Pipe 40/32mm 

P6 Duct, Retraction and Re-Pipe 

P7 Modification and Repair / Live-site work 

C0 Tank Chamber Installation 

C1 Dispenser Sump Installation and Valves 

C2 Mechanical Pipe/Conduit Entry 

C3 ElectroFusion Pipe/Conduit Entry 

C4 FibreGlass Pipe/Conduit Entry 

C5 Access Covers 

T1 Tightness testing of Pipe-lines 

T2 Vacuum testing of containment 

L1 Leak Detection 

S1 Safety awareness 

TR-01-12/05 

Trainee Personal Details 

Given Name Family Name Email Telephone Photo # 

Each ID card clearly displays information about the installer and the product categories for 

which they have received accreditation. 

The PetroTechnik competency training system includes 18 categories including overall site 

safety. 

Details can only be input by PetroTechnik Authorised Trainers. 

With oil companies becoming more removed 

from the day-to-day management of site 

construction, there is an urgent need for tighter 

controls and better communication between 

third parties. Lee Markham, PetroTechnik design 

engineer looks at how to streamline on site 

communication. 

The design and the 

construction of a forecourt 

involves many key players in 

the supply chain. With the 

continuous demand of quality 

improvement in every stage, 

from the conception to the 

construction, the importance 

of having an effective and 

immediate exchange of 

information has never been 

greater. 

From a PetroTechnik 

perspective, quality 

installations are achieved 

through high quality training 

practices and more effective 

communication. To maintain 

quality, a detailed appreciation 

of all equipment, product 

and installation procedures 

must be maintained and held 

within the third party project 

management consultancies. 

PetroTechnik is continually 

working with its suppliers and 

customers to eliminate the 

risk of miscommunication. 

Understanding customer, 

distributor and installer 

requirements and 

communicating clearly is 

what ultimately enables 

PetroTechnik to develop userfriendly 

products and services 

that are of the highest 

possible quality. 

The PetroTechnik way is to: 

1. Keep a dedicated team 

managing the training of 

installers and trainers on 

UPP products 

2. Provide its engineering 

team with the latest CAD 

and CAE tools making 

continual innovation 

possible 

3. Implement cross functional 

project teams to support 

the engineering team with 

product development 

4. Maintain a global network 

of distributors and 

installers closely supported 

by a highly experienced 

network of regional sales 

managers 

5. Work in partnership 

with manufacturers and 

suppliers at all levels to 

ensure everyone gets 

it right fi rst time with 

shorter lead times. 

The efforts of PetroTechnik 

will improve productivity 

and ultimately reduce 

costs by eliminating any 

need for corrective action. 

Oil companies can have 

the confi dence that the 

installations are being installed 

correctly but verifi ed with a 

close eye by the third party 

consultants. 

The question now is: ‘how 

can these types of supply 

chain evolve to enhance and 

improve productivity’ and 

‘where is it likely to end up’ 

One option to reduce the 

number of communication 

channels is to create a series 

of cross-functional teams 

with representatives from 

each organisation within 

the supply chain. This would 

serve to eliminate the bulk of 

miscommunication. Working 

more closely to attain high 

standards of installations 

can be achieved at a faster 

rate and the consultants in 

charge of the project can 

communicate quickly and 

effectively with all concerned. 

It would also bring oil 

companies closer to the 

organisations that would 

otherwise have little or no 

interaction with them. In 

other words second and third 

tier suppliers will have direct 

communication with the oil 

companies. 

However productivity is 

improved in the future, the 

supply chain structures need 

to be organised so that 

communication routes are 

as short and as efficient as 

possible. 

7 




UPP System obtains revised 

Secondary pipe 

Barrier liner 

Primary pipe 

Barrier liner 

Electrofusion Secondary 

containment termination 

When your pipe is this good, 

New added benefi ts with same pipe 

Proven in the field 

Not just the lab 

New added benefits 

Less bulky, 

easier to install 

Pipe Product Details 

Whereas many of 

PetroTechnik’s competitors 

have had to design 

completely new pipework 

systems to meet the revised 

UL 971, its existing UPP 

System has secured UL and 

cUL 971 approvals from the 

Underwriters Laboratories 

Inc. 

PetroTechnik has made some 

minor enhancements to its 

existing system and kept the 

basic pipe construction the 

same. 

Not only does this mean 

that PetroTechnik customers 

have access to a well proven 

pipework system, as this 

generation of pipe has been 

in the fi eld since 1996, it also 

means that UPP pipework is 

available at very competitive 

prices. 

Whilst UPP Extra primary 

pipe remains the same, the 

new approved integral double 

wall pipe now has a thicker 

secondary wall with an inner 

permeation liner, the same as 

in the primary pipe. 

The outside diameter of the 

primary and secondary 2" 

pipe has not changed. This 

means that the new UL 

approved UPP system is still 

entirely electro-fusible and 

existing fi ttings and electrofusion 

seals are all compatible. 

PetroTechnik has eliminated 

all rubber test boots in favour 

of welded polyethylene boots 

that will not degrade over 

time. 

In response to customer 

requests, PetroTechnik has 

been able to reduce the size 

of 3" secondary contained 

double wall pipe from 6" to 

4" achieving a 90% reduction 

in the interstitial space 

volume. This improves the 

performance of continuous 

monitoring as required by 

vacuum systems. 

The 3" double wall system is 

less bulky, easier to handle 

and standard UPP tools can 

be used to cut and scrape 

the pipe. Sliding reducers 

are now available to make 

secondary in line joints and 

connections. The primary 

pipework can be visually 

tested before closing the 

secondary containment. 

* 

* 

Product Code 

Description 

Diameter 

Bend Radius UL Pressure Rating 

Application 

mm inches m ft +ve Psig -ve Hg 

UL Approval 

001.063 (V) UPP Single wall primary pipe 63mm 2" Vent/Vapor recovery 1 3ft 3" 90 26.6 APPROVED 

001.090 (V) UPP Single wall primary pipe 90mm 3" Vent/Vapor recovery 3 9ft 10" 90 26.6 APPROVED 

001.075.063 (PS) UPP Double wall secondary containment pipe 63mm 2" Product Vent/Vapor 1 3ft 3" 90 26.6 APPROVED 

001.110.090 (PS) UPP Double wall secondary containment pipe 90mm 3" Product Vent/Vapor 4 13ft 2" 90 26.6 APPROVED 

* Available both as coils or straight lengths 

8 



UL 971 specifi cation 


Choice of termination 

QL - Quick Release 

Threaded (Male) 

why change it 

Threaded (Female) 

construction meaning very competitive pricing 

Flexible, yet rigid 

UPP UL 971 pipe is still 

fl exible as its always been, 

allowing it to snake and bend 

on site without the need for 

elbows or joints. 

However, because of its 

rigidity, the UPP system can 

confi dently be installed using 

direct buried tees, elbows 

and joints for product, vent 

or vapor recovery. The UPP 

system can be laid out to suit 

a “fl exible pipe” site layout 

or a fi breglass routing in the 

trench. 

UPP pipe is also rigid enough 

to be certifi ed by CARB for 

vapor recovery applications 

No mechanical 

joints or leak paths 

Entry seals are available 

for single and double 

wall fi breglass sumps and 

containment units. This 

means no mechanical joints 

and no leak paths. The seals 

are resin bonded to the 

sump wall and fusion welded 

directly onto the pipework. 

Electrofusion seals are 

available for welding directly 

to polyethylene sumps and 

the seal incorporates an 

electrofusion entry, which 

also welds to the pipe itself, 

eliminating all rubber entries, 

bolt holes or sealant, unique 

to UPP systems. 

UPP UL 971 system key benefits 

• Based on existing product range and not newly developed to 

pass UL tests 

• Offers complete continuity and peace of mind 

• Proven in the fi eld since 1996 and not just in the lab 

• Approved for all UL test category fuels 

• Extremely competitive pricing 

• Entirely electro-fusible. All existing electrofusion fittings and 

seals are compatible 

• Can be installed using standard UPP installation tools 

• Welded polyethylene boot replaces degradable rubber test 

boot 

• Sliding reducer for easy inline joints and primary testing 

Elbow 

Elbow Union 

Tee 

UPP pipe approved for all test fuel categories 

Motor vehicle fuels (MV) – petroleum-based hydrocarbon fuels typically found in consumer 

dispensing stations, such as gasoline or diesel, including blended fuels with max 15% MTBE, 15% 

Methanol or 30% Ethanol 

High blend fuels (HB) – MV fuels with higher than normal gasoline blends with max 50% Methanol 

or 50% Ethanol 

Concentrated fuels (CT) – MV and alternated unblended fuels for up to 100% concentrations of 

Toluene, Methanol and Ethanol 

Aviation and marine fuels (A&M) – MV and speciality aviation and marine use fuels for up to 100% 

kerosene or leaded gasoline 

APPROVED 

APPROVED 

APPROVED 

APPROVED 

Tee Union 

9 




New electrofusion PE chamber 

Electrofusion of riser to base dramatically 

reduces number of potential leak paths 

New fusion welding for 

polyethylene chambers in 

just nine minutes using new 

EW8 light weight welder 

PetroTechnik has a new UPP 

polyethylene tank access 

chamber. The riser section 

is electro-fused to the base 

meaning no multiple boltholes 

and foam gaskets. This 

fusion system also reduces 

installation time. No scraping 

or cleaning of the surfaces 

to be fused is needed as the 

components are packaged 

with protective covering. 

With the EW8 welder the 

electrofusion process can 

be performed in just nine 

minutes. 

The base of the chamber is 

425mm (16.7") high allowing 

for easy installation of 

pipework before the riser is 

fused on. The burial depth of 

the complete system is 1.75 

meters (5 ¾ feet) maximum 

or 1.3 meters (4 ¼ feet) 

minimum. 

Unlike other chambers 

all 110 mm (4") fi ll 

line fl ange fi ttings can 

be located outside the 

tank man lid footprints 

allowing the easy 

removal of the 

tank man lid when 

needed. 

Access covers 

approved 

The PC51, 76, 77, 95 and 

95-DIP access covers are 

all approved to EN124 class 

C250 rated for 25 tonnes. 

The PC95-DIP is now tested 

and rated to 40 tonnes. 

PetroTechnik access covers 

are made from heavy-duty 

cast iron. They are spring 

loaded for easy opening and 

closing and can stay open at 

any angle. They are designed 

to lay fl ush with the forecourt 

surface. 

PC51 

PC76 

10 

PC77 

PC91 

PetroTechnik access covers designed for use 

where heavy traffi c is frequent 

C-clamp union fi ttings 

for US market 

The UPP 80.063QL quick 

release C-clamp union fi tting 

that sits under the pump 

dispenser is now approved 

and available for use in the US. 

The 90mm (3") version for 

use in the tank chamber with 

vent and vapour recovery 

lines is also approved. 

80.063 QL with clamp 

Smaller, lighter, lower 

cost EW8 welder 

PetroTecknik’s new lower 

cost UPP EW8 hand-held 

welder weighs in at just 

0.66 Kg (1.45lbs) or 3.2Kg 

(7.05lbs) when packed with 

welding leads in its handy tool 

roll style carry case making it 

very transportable. 

The EW8 is easy to use, 

language independent 

and there are 230V and 

110V versions. It uses the 

same constant current 

methodology as previous UPP 

welders and can be used on 

the full range of UPP fi ttings. 

Operation is very 

simple. You 

connect to the 

fi tting, switch 

on and press 

start. The unit 

runs a diagnostic 

check to sense the 

ambient temperature 

and automatically 

detects the type of 

fi tting it’s connected to so 

that it can provide the exact 

amount of electrical energy 

for a perfect weld. The easyto-read 

display shows weld 

progress and also indicates if 

a fault has occurred such as 

power supply interruption or 

low voltage supply. 

Hand-held welder with cable 

for welding new fusion chamber 



HAPPY BIRTHDAY UPP 

The fi rst UPP pipework system was installed in Sweden by Shell 

on 4 May 1981. We take a look back at when UPP was fi rst 

discovered and speak to company director and UPP pioneer Jan 

Ageheim about why, with 30,000 installations in over 134 countries, 

UPP is still the number one fuel pipework system in the world. 

1981 

First installation of UPP pipe in 

Sweden 

1985 

First sale of UPP outside Sweden 

1986 

Fusion welding technology 

introduced 

1989 

First presentation of UPP to 

APEA in the UK 

1991 

First installation of UPP in the 

UK 

1992 

PetroTechnik launches second 

generation UPP pipe with 

integral liner 

First installation of UPP in France 

First installation of secondary 

containment pipework in the UK 

1994 

1,000,000 metres of UPP pipe 

installed worldwide 

2003 

UPP dispenser sump added to 

range specifi cally to fi t Gilbarco 

Encore dispenser 

PetroTechnik opens offi ce in the 

US 

First installation of UPP in India 

2004 

IP Version 2 approval awarded 

to PetroTechnik for entire UPP 

product range 

UPP product range passed ERA 

FUELSTAR surveillance scheme 

established by the Institute of 

Petroleum and Shell 

PetroTechnik launches 32mm 

UPP pipe 

New range of FRP/GRP tank 

and dispenser sumps and 

electrofusion seals launched 

New UPP Vacuum Evaluation 

Testing Unit 

New range of easy to use Power 

Lift access covers 



First installation of UPP in China 

Jan Ageheim is quietly 

unassuming. He doesn’t take 

much credit for inventing 

and pioneering what was to 

become a world-class product. 

He believes that UPP was 

almost discovered by accident. 

As a student in 1969, he spent 

time looking at corroded 

steel pipe and analysing its 

problems. He felt strongly 

that plastic pipe was the 

solution and, with the right 

formula, it could easily be 

made fi t for hazardous fuels. 

But, at that time, he was told 

that he didn’t know what he 

was talking about. 

Jan then bowed to resistance 

and dropped the idea until 

he started working as a 

consultant to Shell in the 

early 1980’s. Shell took the 

right interest and gave him 

the go ahead to install UPP. 

He gained product approval 

from the Swedish authorities 

and the fi rst installation of 

UPP pipework took place in 

Stockholm in 1981. 

Installation of the fi rst UPP site in Coventry, UK. 

1995 

PetroTechnik opens offi ce in 

France 

1996 

PetroTechnik launches third 

generation UPP pipe with 100% 

polyamide liner 

1997 

PetroTechnik opens offi ce in 

Australia 

IP Performance Specification 

Compliance awarded to 

PetroTechnik for UPP 



1998 

UL971 compliance awarded 

to PetroTechnik for UPP 

product range 

1999 

PetroTechnik opens offi ce 

in Brazil 

Electrofusion entry seals 

developed by PetroTechnik 

2000 

UPP manufactured in Brazil 



2001 

PetroTechnik signs up new 

distributor for UPP in Japan 

2002 



2005 

UPP systems is certified for use 

with Adblue 

2006 

8,000,000 meters of UPP pipe 


UPP secures revised UL 971 

listing 

Next came resistance from 

installers. UPP was more 

fl exible, easier to use and was 

going to cut installation time 

dramatically. Jan wasn’t to be 

stopped this time. 

In 1985, UPP achieved its 

fi rst installation outside 

Scandinavia and in 1991 Shell 

gave approval for the first 

installation in the UK with the 

permission of the regulator 

for Greater London, Jamie 

Thompson. 

It was when UPP was 

being presented to the 

Association for Petroleum 

& Explosives 

Administration 

(APEA) in the 

UK, that Jan met 

PetroTechnik’s 

founder and 

Chief Executive 

Offi cer, John 

Boudry. John was 

then the managing 

director of the UK’s 

leading tank company, 

Cookson & Zinn. 

John left Cookson 

& Zinn to form 

PetroTechnik in 1991, 

the company that was 

to act as the wheels to 

get UPP accepted and 

distributed around the 

world. 

PetroTechnik in the early days. PetroTechnik was formed by John Boudry in 1991 to distribute 

UPP around the world. 

What a company 

PetroTechnik is today! Over 

eight million metres of UPP 

pipe have now been used 

in over 30,000 installations 

across 134 countries. 

When asked why UPP has 

been so successful, Jan is quite 

clear with the answer. 

“It is because major oil 

companies believe in UPP. 

They trust our product and 

our company. We’ve built the 

business to take responsibility. 

We’ve never taken short cuts 

and always looked at the long 

term. 

“Listening hard to feedback 

from the field, both 

customers and installers, has 

been critical,” he continues. 

“We’ve kept on our toes 

to understand their needs 

and to support them in 

their different markets. It’s 

all about being fl exible in 

your thinking. We meet so 

many different cultures, it is 

important to understand that 

there’s not only one way to 

do things. 

“PetroTechnik has an excellent 

engineering department with 

very professional, very skilled 

people. They safeguard the 

product and make sure it 

continues to meet current 

and future needs”. 

With regard to manufacturing, 

Jan also believes that the 

PetroTechnik’s strategy to 

be fl exible has been the right 

one. The company has never 

had local restraints but it has 

always kept production close 

to its users. 

When asked about the future, 

Jan has a happy glint in his 

eye. UPP will just get better 

and better but for more 

information about that, you 

will just have to watch this 

space! 

left to right: John Boudry and Jan Ageheim 

UPP - 1981 

UPP - 2006 

11 



Engineering team continues to expand 

John West 

Wayne Cutting 

Mick McClelland 

John West was appointed 

Senior Design Engineer in 

September this year. Based in 

Ipswich, UK, John will initially 

be working on some design 

enhancements for Shell and 

on new product development. 

He joins from 10 years at 

Crane Fluid Systems, the 

UK’s leading manufacturer of 

valves and fi ttings for building 

services and general industrial 

applications. There he was 

responsible for developing 

products from concept to 

production. 

Prior to this, John spent 

seven years with British 

Aerospace where he was a 

design engineer using CATIA 

3D CAD for development 

projects on the Harrier GR7 

and T10. 

He has a BEng Honours 

in Mechanical Engineering 

from Imperial College 

London. He followed a 

Company fun day - 17 th June 2006 

four year Technican/Fitter 

Apprenticeship on leaving 

school at Ransomes and 

Rapier and gained an HND in 

Mechanical Engineering from 

Suffolk College. John enjoys 

golf, squash, going to the gym, 

gardening and walking. He is 

a supporter of Ipswich Town 

Football Club. 

Wayne Cutting became a 

Customer Support Engineer 

with PetroTechnik in January 

2006. His main role is to train 

installation technicians around 

the world making sure they 

are accredited to install UPP 

products. 

So far, his feet haven’t touched 

the ground and he’s provided 

multiple training courses in 

Madrid, Japan, Korea, India and 

the UK. 

When he’s not training, 

Wayne is involved in product 

testing and development. 

Before PetroTechnik, Wayne 

was engineering manager 

for a company providing 

monitoring solutions for large 

haulage companies. Wayne 

has a NVQII in Engineering 

including electrical. His 

hobbies include football, 

although he retired five years 

ago due to injury, computers, 

eBay and greyhound racing. 

Mick McClelland is on a 

year’s placement as design 

engineer in the UK. Mick is 

currently doing a five-year 

masters course in Product 

Design and Manufacture at 

Loughborough University, 

UK. He will be creating CAD 

representations of products 

and using Inventor11 to 

produce animations and work 

drawings. 

He is a Manchester United fan 

and has been kickboxing for 

two years at university level. 

Enhancing support 

PetroTechnik Ltd 

PetroTechnik House, 

Olympus Close, 

Whitehouse Industrial Estate, 

Ipswich, 

Suffolk IP1 5LN, United Kingdom 

T: +44 1473 243300 

F: +44 1473 243301 

E: info@petrotechnik.com 

W: www.petrotechnik.com 

Cookson & Zinn (PTL) Ltd 

Station Road Works 

Hadleigh, 

Suffolk IP7 5PN 

United Kingdom 

T: +44 1473 825200 

F: +44 1473 824164 

E: info@czltd.com 

W: www.czltd.com 

PetroTechnik Australia 

21 Aristoc Road - PO Box 47, 

Glen Waverley, Vic 3150 

Australia 

T: +61 3 95 50 18 74 

F: +61 3 95 61 94 77 

E: jimcraig@ozemail.com.au 

PetroTechnik do Brasil Ltda 

Avenida Angélica 2466, Sala 64 

01228-200 São Paulo - SP 

Brazil 

T: +55 11 3159 0909 

F: +55 11 3159 0909 

E: moacir.arruda@upp.com.br 

PetroTechnik France SARL 

129 Avenue du Général de Gaulle 

F-91170 Viry-Chatillon 

France 

T: +33 1 69 21 41 41 

F: +33 1 69 21 42 42 

E: petrotechnik@petrotechnik.fr 

PetroTechnik customers, distributors, suppliers and employees enjoying the Annual 

PetroTechnik Summer fun day in Suffolk, England. There was fun for all the family. 

Melanie Karistianos 

Melanie Karistianos 

joined PetroTechnik in 

June 2005 as Marketing 

Development Executive. 

Based in the UK, Melanie 

is a technologist in water 

and sewer operations. She 

has worked with companies 

in the automotive, waste 

management and chemical 

industries ensuring they 

complied with environmental 

regulations. Previously with 

government owned South 

East Water in Australia, she 

also had involvement in 

the design of wastewater 

treatment facilities, emergency 

incident response systems 

and improving internal 

quality management systems. 

Melanie has a BA in Biological 

Science with Honours in 

Ecotoxicology. She likes to 

travel and to try her hand at 

taking photos and drawing. 

Fernanda Lanzieri 

Fernanda Lanzieri joined 

PetroTechnik do Brasil Ltda. 

as Administrative Assistant 

last December 2005. Besides 

administrative tasks, Fernanda 

is also responsible for 

improving communications 

with the installer base in 

Brazil. 

Fernanda graduated in 

Business Administration. She 

is also a lawyer specialized 

in Tributary Law. Fernanda is 

married and in her free time, 

she likes to read books and 

watch movies. 

check our website: 

log on to 

www.petrotechnik.com 

for regular news updates 

PetroTeknik AB 

Dalenum 28. S18170 Lidingö 

Sweden 

T: +46 8 767 86 34/30 

F: +46 8 767 86 59 

E: jan@petroteknik.se 

W: www.petroteknik.se 

P&D Japan 

P&D Japan (Tokyo) 

2 Banchi Kanda Iwamoto cho 

Chiyoda-ku 

Tokyo 101-0033 

Japan 

T: +81 (03) 3252-2451 

E: takamaro@pdjapan.co.jp 

P&D Japan (Fukuoka Branch) 

Futsukaichi Chuo 3-8-5 

Shikushinoshi, 

Fukuoka-ken 828-0072 

Japan 

Tel +81 (092) 918-1505 

PetroTechnik Inc. 

80 Broadway, Cresskill, 

NJ 07626 

USA 

T: +1 201 871 7300 

F: +1 201 871 2222 

E: sales@upp-usa.com 

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