New ammonia production plant starting up in Slovakia
Published by Robyn Wainwright,
Assistant Editor
World Fertilizer,
TechnipFMC has announced the completion of the construction of a new ammonia production unit named “Ammonia 4”, executed for Duslo a.s, part of the Agrofert group.
The plant successfully passed performance tests in July. This new unit operates in the existing fertilizer complex located in Sal’a, in Slovak Republic.
TechnipFMC’s scope included the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) of this new ammonia unit. The contract awarded in 2014 was executed by the company’s operational centre in Rome, Italy.
The new Ammonia 4 unit is based on Haldor Topsoe’s last generation technology. It has a capacity of 1600 tpd of ammonia with an estimated operating life of forty years. It incorporates the most advanced engineering and technological solutions for minimum energy consumption and reduction of pollutants emissions.
With the timely completion of the Ammonia 4 plant Duslo a.s has become one of Europe's top ammonia producers in terms of energy efficiency and volume of emissions.
Marco Villa, President EMIA, commented: “This milestone confirms TechnipFMC’s long-lasting relationship with Haldor Topsoe, the global market leader in ammonia technology and catalysts. The completion of this new generation unit also reflects TechnipFMC’s leadership in the engineering and construction in the chemical, refining, and petrochemical sectors”.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/project-news/18102018/new-ammonia-production-plant-starting-up-in-slovakia/
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