Nitrogen+Syngas 389 May-Jun 2024

31 May 2024
Nitrogen+Syngas 389 May-Jun 2024

31 May 2024
Retrofitting liquid sulphur treating into existing sulphur recovery units can significantly improve safety by reducing hydrogen sulphide in sulphur storage and handling, while also lowering the risk of toxic exposure and explosions. Worley Comprimo reviews proven treating technologies and retrofit options that can be implemented with minimal disruption to existing operations.
Arianne Phosphate has provided samples of its phosphate concentrate for processing at Travertine’s facility in Boulder, Colorado, US. Pilot scale testing was successfully performed, demonstrating proof of concept on the process and production of a high-quality purified phosphoric acid (PPA). The Travertine process captures and recycles over 95% of the sulphur used in the process of making PPA, providing a virtually closed loop system. The PPA produced using the process met specifications required for both LFP batteries as well as fertilizers. The companies have begun work to advance the PPA demonstration plant in Quebec’s Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region, working with potential partners as well as end-users of the product.
HUGO PETERSEN marks 120 years of sulphuric acid innovation, showcasing integrated, low-emission technologies that maximise heat recovery, energy utilisation and operational flexibility across sulphuric acid and sulphur dioxide production.
IPCO traces 125 years of innovation from Sweden's first steel belt conveyor to Rotoform pastillation and high-capacity drum granulation, advancing reliable sulphur solidification for global refining and gas processing industries.
Cover story! In an exclusive interview, Fertilizer International speaks to Tibaut Theys, General Manager, Prayon Technologies, ahead of the Arab Fertilizer Association’s Technical Conference in Amman, Jordan, in November.