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Intercontinental Terminals Company Deer Park Location
Location: Deer Park, Texas: 265 acres strategically situated on the Houston Ship Channel at mile point 35.4, two miles north of Texas Route 225 and five miles south of Interstate 10 (map) (directions)
Storage Tanks: 216
Total Capacity: 446,796,000 gallons / 10,638,000 barrels / 1,691,306 M3
Size Range: 504,000 - 6,720,000 gallons / 12,000 - 160,000 barrels / 1908 - 25,440 M3
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Transportation Modes Served: Vessel, barge, rail car, tank truck, pipeline system connections
Rail Car: 550 car capacity private storage spur, loading and unloading racks throughout terminal, certified rail scale, served by the Port Terminal Railroad Association (PTRA)
Tank Truck: Loading and unloading racks throughout terminal, certified public truck scale
Ship and Barge Docks: Five tanker berths; four ranging from 600-ft. to 900-ft. LOA, nominal 40-ft to 45-ft. draft; one tanker berth, 520-ft. LOA, 28-ft. draft, 80-ft. beam. Ten barge docks; up to five ocean-going tankers and 15 barges accommodated simultaneously
Products Handled:
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Chemicals |
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Petroleum |
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Gases |
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Primary Organics |
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Heavy Fuel Oil |
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C3, C4, C5 |
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Organic Intermediates |
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Refined Products |
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Organic End Chemicals |
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Crude Oil |
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Inorganic Chemicals |
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Complete Terminaling Capabilities
In-storage product blending
Vapor recovery systems for tank truck, tank car and marine vessels
Semi- and fully refrigerated systems
Product heating and circulation
Vessel/barge layberth accommodations
Rail car storage track
Nitrogen, freshwater, dry air and steam systems
Packaging and Blending
Customized capabilities
Direct Moves
All mode transfer capability, including barge/vessel lightering |
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