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November 5, 1984

Granular Urea – Ammonium Sulphate – A New Fluid Bed Granulation Product

November 5, 1984

Granulation of NPK Compound Fertilizers at the New Fertilizer Complex of INA – Petrokemija, Yugoslavia

November 5, 1984

Computer Simulation of Fertilizer Granulation Plants

November 5, 1984

Recycle Purge Gas for Additional Ammonia Production from an Existing Ammonia Plant

Installation of a purge gas recovery (PGR) unit is the modern trend for additional production from an existing ammonia plant. Shriram has placed an order for PGR unit for their 600 TPD ammonia plant a...

November 5, 1984

Effects of Impurities on Production of Diammonium Phosphate

November 5, 1984

The Present Situation of the Chemical Fertilizer Industry in China and its Future

November 5, 1984

Energy Saving in Urea and Ammonium Nitrate Plants

November 5, 1984

The Use of a Pressure Neutralizer for Slurry Granulation

November 5, 1984

New Developments in the Dual Pipe Reactor Process

Description of AZF dual pipe reactor process....

November 5, 1984

Significant Energy Savings in the ODDA Process

October 5, 1982

Uranium Recovery in a Hemi-Hydrate Process of Concentrated Acid Production

October 5, 1982

The NSM Process for Granular Ammonium Nitrate

October 5, 1982

Probable Impacts of Biological Nitrogen Fixation on Fertilizer Use

October 5, 1982

Fisons Hemihydrate Process – A Decade of Energy Saving

October 5, 1982

The ‘Adelaide Process’ for the Granulation of Water Soluble Salts

October 5, 1982

Process and Equipment Developed to Meet the Challengeto Put to the Phosphate Industry by High Energy Cost and Varying Quality of the Raw Materials

October 5, 1982

Optimizing Energy Consumption and Production Recovery in the World’s Largest Single Train Phosphoric Acid Plant

October 5, 1982

Experiences in Phosphoric Acid Production, with the New Siilinjõrvi Rock Concentrate

October 5, 1982

Energy Savings with the Jacobs-Dorrco Phosphoric Acid Process

October 5, 1982

Artificial Association on Non-Legumes with Dinitrogen-Fixing Bacteria and their Possible Impact on Fertilizer Use

October 5, 1982

Improved Energy Recovery on a Sulphuric Acid Plant

October 5, 1982

Energy Consumption in North American Fertilizer Plants and Potential Savings

October 5, 1982

The Production of Phosphoric Acid from Phosphate Slimes with High Chlorine Content

October 5, 1982

Optimization of the Use of Energy in Factories for the Manufacture of Fertilizers with the Aid of Data Processing – S.I.C.N.G. Case Study

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Granular Urea – Ammonium Sulphate – A New Fluid Bed Granulation Product

Granulation of NPK Compound Fertilizers at the New Fertilizer Complex of INA – Petrokemija, Yugoslavia

Computer Simulation of Fertilizer Granulation Plants

Recycle Purge Gas for Additional Ammonia Production from an Existing Ammonia Plant

Effects of Impurities on Production of Diammonium Phosphate

The Present Situation of the Chemical Fertilizer Industry in China and its Future

Energy Saving in Urea and Ammonium Nitrate Plants

The Use of a Pressure Neutralizer for Slurry Granulation

New Developments in the Dual Pipe Reactor Process

Significant Energy Savings in the ODDA Process

Uranium Recovery in a Hemi-Hydrate Process of Concentrated Acid Production

The NSM Process for Granular Ammonium Nitrate

Probable Impacts of Biological Nitrogen Fixation on Fertilizer Use

Fisons Hemihydrate Process – A Decade of Energy Saving

The ‘Adelaide Process’ for the Granulation of Water Soluble Salts

Process and Equipment Developed to Meet the Challengeto Put to the Phosphate Industry by High Energy Cost and Varying Quality of the Raw Materials

Optimizing Energy Consumption and Production Recovery in the World’s Largest Single Train Phosphoric Acid Plant

Experiences in Phosphoric Acid Production, with the New Siilinjõrvi Rock Concentrate

Energy Savings with the Jacobs-Dorrco Phosphoric Acid Process

Artificial Association on Non-Legumes with Dinitrogen-Fixing Bacteria and their Possible Impact on Fertilizer Use

Improved Energy Recovery on a Sulphuric Acid Plant

Energy Consumption in North American Fertilizer Plants and Potential Savings

The Production of Phosphoric Acid from Phosphate Slimes with High Chlorine Content

Optimization of the Use of Energy in Factories for the Manufacture of Fertilizers with the Aid of Data Processing – S.I.C.N.G. Case Study

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