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This week’s wisdom comes from our most recent May/June issue where Anu Mahesh and Arshawn Mohseni, Yokogawa, discuss how tunable diode laser spectroscopy (TDLS) can be used to revolutionise safety on the holistic management of fired heaters in fertilizer plants. 🔥

“In coming years, as environmental performance, cost efficiency, and operational excellence remain top priorities, the adoption of TDLS in fired heater management will be not just a compliance box to be ticked, but a strategic investment with far-reaching operational and reputational benefits." 🏭 ✅

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Kazakhstan’s Government has approved the construction of a major ammonia and urea complex in the city of Aktau, a project with an estimated value of 804.2 billion tenge (approximately US$1.6 billion). 🇰🇿

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Kazakhstan develops US$1.6 billion ammonia-urea complex Kazakhstan has approved the development of a US$1.6 billion ammonia-urea complex in the city of Aktau.

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This week’s wisdom comes from our recently published May/June issue where Alena Granitz, STATEC BINDER GmbH, explores the critical role of automated packaging in modern industrial production.📦 🏭

“As demonstrated by the operational challenges in the fertilizer and chemical sectors, the benefits of automation extend far beyond simple speed. They encompass the protection of human health, the preservation of product quality, the mitigation of labour risks, and the optimisation of resource usage.” 🔋📊

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thyssenkrupp Uhde, in close cooperation with Johnson Matthey, has completed the modernisation of the ammonia converter for IGSAS – Istanbul Gübre Sanayii A.S. – at its Kocaeli production site in Türkiye. 🇹🇷

A performance test confirmed a significant production increase of 13%, fully restoring the original nameplate capacity of 1200 tpd of ammonia, while operating at a 7% lower synthesis loop pressure.

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thyssenkrupp Uhde replaces IGSAS ammonia converter cartridge and catalyst thyssenkrupp Uhde has completed an ammonia converter cartridge and catalyst replacement for IGSAS in Türkiye.