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2/19/2009
Central Maintenance and Welding, Inc. Fabricates Vessel for Koch Knight LLC
Lithia, Florida – With their initial order from Koch Knight LLC in East Canton, Ohio, Central Maintenance and Welding, Inc. (CMW) recently completed a custom metal fabrication project for a final absorbing tower pump tank. The combination of brick li
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1/21/2009
Changes to BHP Billiton's Nickel Business
BHP Billiton announced that it will immediately commence the safe ramp down and indefinite suspension of the Ravensthorpe Nickel Operation (Australia). As a consequence, Yabulu (Australia) will cease processing mixed nickel cobalt hydroxide product
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1/8/2009
Uranium One to invest in Russia sulfuric acid plant
LONDON -- Toronto-listed miner Uranium One plans to invest in a Russian sulfuric acid plant as a backup to secure supply. “We intend to invest in a plant in Russia as a source of secure supply should there be another disruption in Kazakhstan,” chief e
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10/8/2008
Bateman wins sulfuric acid contract
LONDON -- Bateman Engineering has signed a contract with Dynatec Madagascar SA (DMSA), valued at approximately $100 million, for the provision of sulfuric acid facilities for its Ambatovy Nickel project in Madagascar. The engineering and procurement
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11/27/2012
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Langeloth seeks to preserve crucial reliability, increase performance
The Langeloth Metallurgical Co. complex, located 25 miles west of Pittsburgh, Pa., is a world-class facility with a long history of products used mainly in the steel and chemical industries. The 147-acre facility has a roasting capacity of 35 million pounds of molybdenum per year.
Started in 1926 and owned by Thompson Creek Metals since 1993, the Langeloth facility’s history is full of firsts.
“This was the first facility to ever roast molybdenum concentrates,” Bob Dorfler, general manager, Langeloth Metals Co., said. “No other company in the United States offers the upgraded product line that we do. This was the first place that ferromolybdenum was made, the first site to commercially convert molybdenite concentrates to technical molybdic oxide by sublimation.
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Topsoe Catalysis Forum dedicated to the Haldor Topsoe Centennial
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Jacobs wins South Africa sulfuric acid plant work
Japanese bank shows interest in chemical project to Turkmenistan
Paradeep Phosphates investing in new projects
FEATURES & GUEST COLUMNS
African skies sport new acid towers
Innovative heat exchange repair
The Roberts Company serves clients worldwide
Global sulfuric acid market-2012 and beyond
Common problems in sulfuric acid installations
Beltran WESPs deliver superior gas cleaning performance for Zambia’s fast-growing copper industry
Acid coolers—Failing to plan = planning to fail
Sulfuric acid best management practices to extend run time between turn arounds
Understanding drop size: key to increasing throughput and optimizing performance in sulfur burning
Safety! The next frontier
Sulfur processing: melting and purification
DuPont hosts Best Practices Workshop
Annual AlChE conference convenes in Clearwater
Aussies and acid: Australia workshop marks a decade down under
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