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Nitrogen fertilizer project listing - our annual round-up of new ammonia, urea, nitric acid and other nitrogen-based plant construction.
Africa's fertilizer renaissance - new plants in Nigeria and a variety of nitrogen projects based on stranded gas reserves, combined with rapidly rising fertilizer consumption could signal the beginning of a transformation
Learning from successful plant commissioning - challenges and experiences are shared from the recent successful commissioning of ammonia and urea plants around the world
New improved catalysts for the syngas industry - AmoMax-Casale - the new ammonia synthesis catalyst jointly developed by Casale and Clariant
Monetising 'challenged' gas resources - the GGFR programme to end wasteful and CO₂ intensive flaring of natural gas from oil production and stranded shale wells, has been looking to small-scale methanol and GTL projects as a way of utilising this gas for productive ends
Finding solutions to problems in urea equipment - Schoeller-Bleckmann Nitec's (SBN) approach to finding solutions to a number of exceptional problems in urea equipment

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March/April 2020

Plant Manager+s Problem No. 59: Troubleshooting the condensation capacity of a falling film HPCC
The falling film high pressure carbamate condenser (HPCC) was the first type of high pressure carbamate condenser applied in urea stripping plants. Did you know that the first Snamprogetti stripping plants also had falling film carbamate condensers? In 1978 Mr Umberto Zardi, later founder of Casale, invented the horizontal kettle type condenser for Snamprogetti urea plants.
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Africa's fertilizer renaissance
New ammonia and urea plants in Nigeria and Ethiopia are part of a wave of new capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa, and may help pull up regional demand from its current low base level.
Full article: 2,459 words | add to basket (£25)
Monetising challenged gas resources
The Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR) is a World Bank sponsored programme to end wasteful and CO2-intensive flaring of natural gas from oil production and stranded shale wells, and has been looking to small-scale methanol and GTL projects as a way of utilising this gas for productive ends.
Full article: 3,032 words | add to basket (£25)
Learning from successful plant commissioning
Lessons can be learned from the challenges faced during the construction, commissioning and start-up phases of major projects. In this article challenges and experiences are shared from the recent successful commissioning of ammonia and urea plants around the world, including projects in Indonesia, India, Egypt and the Middle East.
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Evolution of a new NH3 synthesis catalyst
AmoMax®-Casale is a new ammonia synthesis catalyst jointly developed by Casale and Clariant. Retaining the same superior resistance to ageing, poisoning and mechanical strength as the well-known wustite-based catalyst, AmoMax® 10, the new catalyst is significantly more active. C. Berchthold of Clariant and S. Panza of Casale explain the advantages of AmoMax®-Casale and share the start-up experience of the first commercial reference.
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Finding solutions to problems in urea equipment
Schoeller-Bleckmann Nitec (SBN), an experienced manufacturer of high pressure equipment for ammonia and urea plants for many years, also helps customers when things go wrong. SBN has come to the aid of operators on numerous occasions, helping them return their plant to operation as soon as possible when a problem occurs. R. Bunzl discusses SBN's approach to finding solutions to a number of exceptional problems in urea equipment.
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