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Bauer International FZE constructed approximately 112 000 m2 of cut-off wall over a length of 4.2 km on a dyke surrounding an earth basin used by the Arab Potash Company for carnallite production.
The produced ammonia from the facility being developed by Aquamarine can be used as a fertilizer or green marine fuel, using solid oxide electrolyser cells from Haldor Topsoe.
In an article from the March 2021 issue of World Fertilizer, Dave Allard, Hydro, Inc., USA, discusses the importance of the impeller-to-diffuser relationship for reliable pump operations.
The company has opened a new monoammonium phosphate (MAP) production facility, with a capacity of 231 000 tpy, at its Volkhov site in the Leningrad region of Russia.
Western Resources's Chairman, Bill Xue, has said the company's primary focus is to raise the financing required to complete the remaining 15% of the Milestone potash project in Saskatchewan, Canada.
The facility will support OCP Group’s expansion plans across Africa.
The March issue of World Fertilizer is now available to read online! The issue includes a regional report on Africa’s fertilizer industry, as well as technical articles that cover phosphate processing, wastewater treatment, pumps, digitalisation, particle characterisation, vertical plate technology and corrosion inhibition.
The complex for the production of ammonia, with a capacity of 525 000 tpy, and urea, with a capacity of 700 000 tpy, is to be located at the site of JSC Shchekinoazot, in the Tula region of Russia.
The duties will be imposed following a decision by the United States International Trade Commission that the US phosphate industry has been materially injured by imports of phosphate fertilizers from Morocco and Russia.
The investment will be used to increase urea production and enhance the reliability of existing production units as well as improve rail infrastructure and ammonia truck loading facilities.
The company’s Chief Financial Officer, Andrey Maruta, has informed the Board of his intention to leave Kore Potash in order to accept a position at another company.
The potash fertilizer supplier said its 2021 guidance included an expected one-off gain from the contribution of assets to the REKS joint venture of around €200 million, which is set to be generated on closing of the transaction in the summer.