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Reusing Ammonium Nitrate Process Condensate in Nitric Acid Absorption Column

06/25/2009 5:22 AM

Well is there need to control pH of the Process Condensate automatically or else it can be done manually by simply adding excess Nitric
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Re: Reuse of Ammonium Nitrate Process Condensate in Nitric Acid absorption Column

06/25/2009 5:36 AM

It is becoming apparent that the facility needs to hire a Process Engineer locally rather than rely upon anonymous responses via an international forum.

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Re: Reusing Ammonium Nitrate Process Condensate in Nitric Acid Absorption Column

06/26/2009 12:43 PM

does this sound like nitro glicerine production? sorry man but, .....where are you from and what are you really doing?

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06/26/2009 1:12 PM

I think we need to know a lot more about your process before commenting. I don't know if there is a need or not, is there? How tightly do you need to control the pH?

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Re: Reusing Ammonium Nitrate Process Condensate in Nitric Acid Absorption Column

06/27/2009 11:46 AM

Are you making fertilizer, explosives, or both?
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