CAC Engineering GmbH (CAC), associated with Chemieanlagenbau Chemnitz GmbH, is a German engineering and plant-construction company serving the process industries. Based in Chemnitz, it plans and delivers industrial facilities for the chemical, petrochemical, and gas-processing sectors, as well as selected environmental and energy-related applications. The company works on both new-build and modernization projects and has executed assignments in Germany and internationally.
Services span feasibility studies, process design, basic and detail engineering, procurement, construction and construction management, commissioning, and optimization. CAC’s portfolio includes debottlenecking and revamps, safety and regulatory upgrades, and lifecycle support. Application areas typically cover synthesis-gas and downstream chemistry, hydrogen and related gas technologies, specialty and bulk chemicals, and utility and offsite systems. The company emphasizes compliance with applicable engineering codes and environmental standards and can deliver projects under EPC or EPCM arrangements.
Also known as Chemieanlagenbau Chemnitz GmbH.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving CAC.
CAC's role on them: EPC and EPCM.
The new line boosts production by 80%, adding 50,000 tonnes annually. It targets the pharmaceutical market, especially dialysis, and meets high-quality standards with advanced logistics and GMP certification.
CAC will handle all phases of constructing a crystallization plant in Stassfurt, integrating it into the existing complex. The plant will produce 110,000 tonnes of pharmaceutical-grade sodium bicarbonate annually.
Modernizing German plants to produce pharmaceutical-grade sodium bicarbonate, including dialysis soda, with completion by 2019. Investment exceeds PLN 100 mln, boosting capacity to 110,000 tonnes annually.
The preparatory stage for a new salt plant in Stassfurt, Germany, has begun. The plant aims to produce 450,000 tons of dry salt annually, targeting West European markets.
Two new membrane electrolyzers were commissioned, enhancing energy efficiency, capacity, and environmental impact, with CO2 savings of 5,326 tonnes annually.
The new plant in Antwerp will produce 420,000 tons of SO3 annually, converting it into oleum and sulphuric acid, essential for plastic production.
