Different plants,
the same corrosion

Power plant circulating water, desalination intake lines, refinery cooling water, semiconductor exhaust scrubbers. The industries differ. The problem we solve does not: metal does not survive where seawater and acid keep flowing.

1980
LEEHO Group founded in Korea
2016
Manufacturing established in Vietnam
DN5000
Maximum filament-wound diameter
17
Published project references
Coastal industrial estate. Power generation, refining, desalination and chemical plants tied together by GRP water lines.
Coastal industrial estate. Power generation, refining, desalination and chemical plants tied together by GRP water lines.

Illustrative image, not a project photograph.

How We Supply

We are a sub-supplier. We supply through EPC contractors, plant maintenance companies and equipment vendors. We do not approach end users directly.

How we present references. Project references are given by industry, country and technical specification rather than by client name. Where detail is needed during a technical review, we provide it in writing with the agreement of the parties involved.

We do not go around the contractors and vendors we work with. That is a policy, not a limitation.

What Runs Through All Four

The industry changes, the conditions do not

Industry categories are the client's language. What we actually engineer for is the three conditions below. Where these match, the product is the same regardless of what the plant is called.

CONDITION 01

Seawater, large bore

Power plant circulating water, desalination intake, refinery cooling water, offshore firewater. Same fluid, same diameter range. Filament wound up to DN5000.

CONDITION 02

Acid and wet flue gas

Hydrochloric, sulphuric and hypochlorite storage and transfer, FGD absorber slurry, semiconductor exhaust scrubbers. Vinyl ester with C-veil liner.

CONDITION 03

Replacement in a running plant

As-built dimensions that no longer match the drawing, a fixed outage window, and remaining steel flanges that have to bolt up. Harder than new build.

Whichever market, it starts with the fluid

Tell us the fluid, operating temperature and pressure, diameter and whether the line is buried. We will review resin specification and wall thickness and come back to you. A system description is enough for a first assessment, drawings are not required.

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