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The Journal of Materials & Equipment for the Process Industries

VOL. 35 NO.3

CHEMICAL PRODUCTS FINDER

Chemical Process Plant & Equipment and Waste Management

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CONTENTS Vol. 35 No.3 August-September 2016 Mumbai ` 100 Published Since 1982

Plant Equipment & Machinery, Water/Waste Water Plant & Equipment, Boilers, Heat Exchangers, Condensers & Cooling Towers INTERVIEW “Transflow Process Systems Aims to Remain a Quality Supplier in PTFE-lined Products” – Kashyap Mistry, Director, Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd, Gujarat 8 FEATURES What Unnecessary Risks are You Taking? – Andy Burns, Technical Business Manager, Global Heat Transfer

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Waste Heat Recovery from Refrigeration Systems – Dr S S Verma, Dept of Physics, SLIET, Punjab.

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MARKETING INITIATIVE A Cleaner Environment through Ion Exchange Resins – LANXESS India Pvt Ltd, Thane, Maharashtra

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Effect of Tube Bundle Type on Thermal Design of Air Cooled Heat Exchanger – Pratik G Bhagat, Engineer – Process and Ashwini A Tawade, Assistant Manager – Process, GS Engg & Construction Mumbai Pvt Ltd.

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FOCUS PRODUCTS Plant Equipment & Machinery, Water/Waste Water Plant & Equipment, Boilers, Heat Exchangers, Condensers & Cooling Towers 26 GENERAL PRODUCTS

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TECHNOLOGY NEWS

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“Transflow Process Systems Aims to Remain a Quality Supplier in PTFE-Lined Products” Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd (formerly known as Transflow Asia) is India’s fastest growing manufacturing firm located at Vadodara, Gujarat. Transflow Process Systems blends extensive plastic moulding with ASME Section VIII Code metal capability to bring you piping and valve system from small to large dia armed with various special techniques, ranging from unmatched floropolymer moulding and welding technology. Transflow Process Systems’ wide range of products and equipment used for handling high purity, dangerous and corrosive media is the result of years of experience in the application on PTFE, FEP and PFA-lined products. Kashyap Mistry, Director, Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd shares insights about the company in an exclusive interview with Bernard Rapose. Mr Kashyap Mistry Director Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd (formerly known as Transflow Asia) Vadodara, Gujarat E-mail: sales@transflowasia.com Website: www.transflowasia.com

What led to the setting up of Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd? We have been working in the field of processing industry for many years, we could foresee the changes in the industry trend for application of PTFE and PTFE- lined products including other materials such as PFA, FEP and PVDF to deal with corrosion and requirement for high purity material processing. Looking to the potential of client support for managing corrosion through PTFEand PTFE lined products, we founded Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd (TPSPL). TRANSFLOW ASIA remains our trade and brand name and we continue using the name.

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What are the different products your company manufactures and for which industry is it applicable? We mainly deal with processing plants (bulk chemicals, oil, gas and fertilizer production and equipment companies.

pharmaceutical drugs/API), fine petrochemicals, food processing

Our product range consists of lined (with PTFE/FEP/PFA/PVDF/HDPE) pipes, fittings and valves, and various accessories in lining for glass-lined reactors. Major sizes are from 1” to 12”. • •

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Brief us about the quality policy of your business? How do you define quality of all your products? Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd believes in providing quality products. TPSPL is loyal to understanding and meeting the quality needs and expectations of all our customers. Our client’s loyalty to us is just because we provide quality products and services. We are proud of our reputation for delivering quality products of lined-pipes, fittings and valves. We have established a comprehensive quality assurance system that allows our company to meet all the requirements of the ISO 9001:2008 Standard. The Company's Quality System is an integral part of the management methodology of the organization and is designed to enhance and perpetuate the reputation of the Company as a manufacturer of reliable quality products. Our quality assurance system focuses on the following principles: 10 | August-September 2016 | Chemical Products Finder

No compromise in workmanship and customer satisfaction, it is of paramount importance;

Products and services must be delivered on time with agreed terms;

Continuous improvement and training are vital to ensure that our customers receive an international standard product and service.

In 2015, we formed a new company in Canada widely known as Tflon Process Systems Canada Ltd to market our products in North American market and other international markets.

While recommending a perfect solution for your customers, what are the things you take into consideration? In what way does your company help companies improve their critical processes?

TFLON also intends to help other Indian companies to market their similar products in the North American market. More information about our Canadian company is available on Website: www. tflonprocess.com

We consider various factors like process requirement, safety, product life, cost of materials, production in plant, production type - batch or continuous, and ease to execute our solution. Since we deal mainly for corrosion management and high purity processing of liquid and gas media, we always focus on matching the requirements and improvement of existing material and advanced processing methods. What are the company’s expansion plans, both geographically and in terms of capacity addition? We are aggressive on our expansion plans;

in 2015 we started a new production unit near Vadodara with double production capacity. We are also planning for further expansion with new production technologies to improve the current production capacity.

In 2016, we have changed the constitution of our company to a Private Limited firm from Transflow Asia to Transflow Process Systems Pvt Ltd. At present we are in discussion with other international companies for association as part of our expansion plan. What are the various certifications acquired and what has been the key achievement of your company over the past few years? We maintained our quality standards for years and in line with ISO Certification


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documented work instruction and proper growth in flow path. We help them to understand their ability and limitations and to overcome errors. How has the changing global scenario helped the company? In recent years, global scenario for Indian chemical and pharmaceutical products has increased; demand of application of PTFE and PTFE-lined products has created lot of potential for companies like us. By adopting advanced materials and process technologies we believe we could support our clients and maintain a long term relationship with them.

PFA-lined valve series. and with a new certification body we are in process for getting CE Certification for our lined products. Do you have a separate team to ensure that all raw materials and components are tested as per the quality plan? Yes, we have a separate team of trained people who ensures that all incoming raw material and finished products must

comply with the required standards. Our documentation and testing creates proper traceability of material process and delivered to clients across India and in international markets. What sort of training do you impart on your workforce? We support our team members to improve their knowledge skills by providing

What is the growth rate you are aiming at during the current fiscal and how is it poised to grow in the next 5 years? This year we are expecting a growth of at least 30 per cent compared to that of the previous year, considering our strategic presence in international market and we are expecting to grow 4 times in the ◘ next 5 years.

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What Unnecessary Risks are You Taking? What would you think if you saw someone using a shopping trolley as a car jack? Or a newspaper and sunglasses as an improvised welding mask? You would probably ask yourself why anyone would put themselves in that kind of danger. Here, the author explains why companies should never take any chances, especially where testing and analysis are concerned.

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he Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) of 2002 and the Explosive Atmosphere Directive (ATEX 137) set the minimum requirements for protection against risks from fire, explosions and similar events arising from dangerous substances used or present in the workplace. The legislation introduced more rigorous testing for operators, including regular and representative analysis of thermal fluids. Respecting The Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) guidelines helps companies identify early warnings regarding process problems, helps maintain a safe and efficient working environment and save costs. Preventative maintenance and frequent testing can also help extend the life of thermal fluid. More importantly, a timely reaction to early warnings can help you avoid replacement of costly equipment and even save lives. In environments where the risks are so high, no expense should be spared to ensure legislation is respected and thorough efforts are made to keep employees and premises safe.

molecules will stick to the system internals and reduce process efficiency, unless cleaned and flushed in time. It is crucial to remember that thermal fluid does not go from being fit for use to needing replacement overnight. There is a grey area where fluids can be managed against what specialists call ‘the degradation curve’. Degradation is steady if a system is operated properly. Only as the fluid approaches the end of its practical working life, there is a gradual curve which eventually drops off very sharply. This sudden change in the quality of thermal fluids is one of the reasons why regular and preventative maintenance is so important. Diluting the thermal fluid by topping up is a cost effective and durable option only while the fluid is in the early part of the degradation curve. After the condition of the fluid has significantly deteriorated, dilution is no longer a viable alternative. It would have the same effect as putting a new torch battery into a two battery torch alongside a battery that has already

What Risk? In a nutshell, the dangers caused by the lack of preventative maintenance are rooted in the degradation of thermal fluid. Over time, heat transfer fluid breaks down through a process called ‘thermal cracking’. The fluid’s molecules are broken down into smaller particles and several types of fractions are released from this chemical reaction. The first side products of thermal cracking are light ends that have a low boiling point and are very volatile. Andy Burns Technical Business Manager Global Heat Transfer E-mail: carolinel@globalgroup.com

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The second category of thermal cracking decomposition products are heavy ends, which recombine to form heavy polyaromatic molecules that usually cause fouling of the heat transfer system. As a result, carbon

Preventive maintenance and frequent testing helps maintain a safe and efficient working environment, save cost and extend the life of thermal fluid.


It is crucial to remember that thermal fluid does not go from being fit for use to needing replacement overnight

been used for some time. It would not be a long term solution and would result in the system not operating at optimum capacity. That being said, the best thing to do when the thermal fluid reaches the end of its lifespan is to flush and clean the system, prior to refilling it with a fresh charge of heat transfer fluid. Hot, Closed and Circulating Despite the clarity of existing legislation and the dangers of neglecting thermal fluid analysis, companies often fail to perform the sampling DSEAR requires and carry out irrelevant tests, including ‘lube oil tests’. These are sometimes nonapplicable and do not always provide the necessary information. Sample methodology is crucial – incorrect sampling give inaccurate flash point results, which can have very dangerous consequences. Unless the fluid samples are collected when the oil is hot and circulating, they will reveal artificially high flash point values. This incorrect sampling will lead to the conclusion that the system is safe, when in reality it might not be. Inaccurate samples can have negative consequences, including decreased energy efficiency, unmanageable flash points and a dangerous working environment with risks of explosions. The sample also needs to be ‘closed’ so that no potential atmospheric particles can contaminate it or distort the results. An

open sample would also allow light ends to flash off to the atmosphere, instead of remaining in the sample, which produces unreliable readings. Test Often and Well Frequent sampling is crucial. DSEAR says manufacturers must show they are taking appropriate measures to mitigate health and safety. GHT encourages its clients to perform the eleven point test at least twice a year, every three months ideally, and even more frequently than that in some applications. Finally, testing in an accredited lab, in the correct conditions is the key to getting accurate results. As with general maintenance, identifying a problem early helps avoid complications without excessive cost or efforts. Best Practice Sampling After the samples have been taken correctly, the interpretation of data is essential and this is where Global Heat Transfer’s experience and eleven-point test takes the best-practice cake. As opposed to most companies, that only provide a seven point test, GHT looks in detail at key data to ensure the results completely reflect reality. The three main checks that Global Heat Transfer focuses on are carbon level and amount of insoluble particles, a closed flash point test and the acidity level (TAN).

Global Heat Transfer performs both types of flash point measurement: open and closed cup. The Pensky-Martens closed flash test involves the heating of test specimens in a covered brass cup at regular intervals until a flash point that spreads throughout the inside of the cup is identified. The temperature at which this spread takes place is the sample’s flash point. Because closed cup tests give lower flash point values (between five and ten degrees Celsius difference), they are a better approximation to the temperature at which the vapour pressure reaches the lower flammable limit. To ensure final result accuracy, a Seta open cup flash test is also performed on the fluid sample. An acidity level test identifies the amount of additive depletion, oxidation or acidic contamination, in a thermal fluid sample. The acid number is determined by the amount of Potassium Hydroxide (KOH) base required to neutralise the acid in one gram of an oil sample. These three main areas of testing are complemented by additional checks, including appearance, viscosity, water and ferrous content, particulate quantities and fire point testing. The data from the eleven tests forms the basis of a holistic analysis based on trend data, which results in an accurate thermal fluid evaluation. Parameters for action, caution and satisfactory levels are the key factors when conducting the result analysis. The complexity of thermal fluid testing might seem intimidating, but the importance of the process cannot be stressed enough. Respecting legal regulations, performing preventative maintenance and frequent testing are the best ways to ensure your company is not taking any unnecessary risks. Otherwise, you might as well be using newspaper and sunglasses instead of personal protective equipment. Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 15

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The Ramsbottom Carbon Residue test (RCR) is a method of calculating the carbon residue in a fluid. If the carbon level (heavy ends) is too high, build-ups can occur, which will reduce the efficiency of the system, make pumps work harder and result in higher running costs for the company.


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Waste Heat Recovery from Refrigeration Systems Energy conservation is a major focus point towards sustainable development and waste heat recovery is a very useful energy saving technique when a major part of energy is being wasted as heat in maximum household and industrial energy consuming units. Refrigeration has become a way of life in modern lifestyle and from small scale household units to industrial scale units, there is a large scope of waste heat recovery potential. To meet the demand of sustainable development with energy conservation and less environmental pollution there is a need to develop new technologies to recover and utilise waste heat from refrigeration systems (small or large). This article briefly highlight the need of waste heat recovery, potential of waste heat recovery in refrigeration units and introduce the latest technological developments towards waste heat recovery and utilisation from refrigeration systems.

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efrigeration from small scale household units to industrial scale units has a large scope of waste heat and scientists and engineers, to meet the demand of sustainable development with energy conservation and less environmental pollution, are developing new technologies to recover and utilise waste heat from refrigeration systems (small or large). The process of refrigeration has traditionally involved a substantial use of electric energy. Energy recovery has become incredibly important in all aspects of the commercial refrigeration industry in recent years. Supermarkets in particular comprise a significant proportion of energy use as well as heat waste disposal. Supermarkets, ice rinks, and warehouse food storage facilities have each drawn the attention of concerned consumers and environmental protection agencies. Many companies have addressed these concerns with the state of art development of their energy recovery systems for refrigeration.

Dr S S Verma Department of Physics SLIET, Sangrur, Punjab E-mail: ssverma@fastmail.fm

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Waste Heat Recovery Energy conservation is a major focus point towards sustainable development and waste heat recovery is a very useful energy saving technique where the heat that is removed by the refrigeration systems or other processes can be utilised for various applications as opposed to this heat just being wasted, as is normally the case. Considerable energy savings can be achieved by re-using heat from the refrigeration plant or any other process present on a site. Depending on the specific temperature requirements of other cooling and heating loads throughout the facility, recaptured heat can be re-used directly, boosted through a heat

pump to a higher temperature, used in an absorption chiller to satisfy another cooling requirement or stored for later use. Through extensive expertise with refrigeration and other thermal systems, one can identify and assess the viability of a waste heat recovery system, design a practical and sustainable solution and manage the project through the implementation. Energy recovery is accomplished when traditionally discarded heat is rerouted for other uses in the production process. Energy recovery ventilation systems are widely popular among owners and operators of existing refrigeration equipment. Virtually any existing equipment can be modified or adapted to accommodate green standards of energy recovery. Energy recovery ventilation systems are extremely adaptable, and can be customised to suit nearly any existing equipment. These energy recovery systems are extremely useful and efficient for reducing the hazardous impacts of heat waste upon the environment. They also preserve the use of expelled energy and conserve by efficiently distributing derived resources with those that are implemented. Although compressor-driven refrigeration is far more dominant in today’s market, absorption chillers are slowly gaining more attraction in a variety of applications. Using heat instead of electricity to drive the cooling system, the absorption refrigeration cycle provides a way to make use of waste heat when another cooling load is present. Having much less moving parts then conventional compressor-driven chillers, an absorption chiller can be seen as a static system that runs noise free and has low maintenance and service costs. Absorption chillers operate on two fluids, an absorbent


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Figure 1: Refrigeration unit

and a refrigerant. Commercially available absorption chillers either run on the LiBrWater or Water-Ammonia working fluid pair. Each project needs to be specifically assessed to determine project feasibility. Further, introducing the use of compound refrigeration systems with integrated heat pump function has further improved its energy efficiency. The compound refrigeration systems use the entire waste heat from a commercial refrigeration installation to heat the store in winter. Up to an outside temperature of zero degrees Celsius no additional room heating is required. The compound refrigeration system is fitted with two additional compressors to ensure that this principle even functions on cold winter days when outside temperatures plunge below zero. These compressors work in winter as heat pumps and in summer function as refrigeration systems. Technological Developments The heat generated from a compressor’s activity during refrigeration process has long been emitted into the atmosphere. A simple change in technology, however, can make these compressors more powerful and efficient, and therefore able to divert that once-wasted heat for additional uses. Refrigeration technology really had not changed much in 150 years, with the result that no process had existed to convert heat released by compressors into other heating or cooling uses. Most refrigeration compressors use a traditional

Figure 2: Waste heat recovery setup

male-female rotor alignment to compress gas. While this ensures a smooth operation and seamless processing of gases, there is a limit as to how much pressure such a system can handle. Refrigerants such as ammonia are one option for companies to consider, both for its efficiency and the fact it does not contribute to ozone depletion or greenhouse gas emissions. But, for demanding industrial heating and cooling applications, plant managers had shunned ammonia because no compression pumps could handle this refrigerant at high pressure levels. The solution was a single screw compressor system. The mechanism looks simple: it is simply one main rotor that intermeshes with two gate rotors on both sides. The compressor’s design actually allowed gases to be processed at very high pressures – and higher differential pressure ranges – while offering low life-cycle costs. Because of the single screw’s compressorbalanced design, a factory also benefits from lower maintenance and operational costs because of their decreased strain on the compressor’s bearings. Energy recovery is one of the most prominent concerns for consumers and corporations, particularly in the commercial refrigeration industry. Energy recovery equipment has been made available by several companies in recent decades. Industry leaders have accomplished with single units what companies earlier have tried to revolutionise in years past. Energy recovery is accomplished in two major ways. Heat is absorbed during the process of cooling, and

released at high pressures through stainless steel pipes. This effectually reduces the impacts of harmful waste, and utilised the absorbed heat as a form of energy. Energy derived from the absorption process can be derived to other components as heat recovery. Energy recovery is accomplished, and energy recovery units are efficient in reducing cost and harmful output. This allows the entire facility to function on far less energy than traditional with systems. Energy efficiency is a key issue for every facility where new refrigeration equipment is being installed. Recent developments in heat recovery systems offer the potential for reducing energy bills. Energy recovery units in refrigeration require the knowledge of experts from the initial model to the implementation process. Maintenance, modification and adaption procedures for virtually any part of the energy recovery process are offered by the innovative engineers. The model with the latest technology and system management has brought a new frontier to the refrigeration industry, particularly for commercial endeavors. Supermarkets, ice rinks, and storage warehouses are now extended accessibility to the benefits of energy recovery units for commercial refrigeration. Energy recovery ventilation systems bring a new aspect of environmentally friendly processing to the refrigeration industry. GEA Refrigeration Netherlands N.V. won the Dutch Refrigeration Prize last year for technology that combines a refrigerating plant and a heat pump. The Energy Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 17


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Enhancer, the name given by GEA to this refrigeration-heat solution, convinced the contest jury of its energy-savings potential. The Energy Enhancer raises exhausted heat — which is often dissipated into the environment without being used in conventional refrigeration units — to a higher temperature, where it becomes useful energy. This can eliminate the need to produce heat by gas-fired, hot-water heaters or steam generators. The solution uses an ammonia heat pump to raise the temperature of the heat exhausted from refrigeration compressors (originally emitted at about 350C) to a level of 800C, which can be effectively used as a heat source for processes throughout the plant. This enables efficient use of heat in, for example, milk pasteurisation, French fries production (blanching) and meat processing (cleaning machines). The heat can also be used anywhere else it is needed, such as in heating the plant’s environment. This enables not only significant reduction in operating costs, but also leads to a large reduction in CO2 emissions. Waste Heat Recovery System for Domestic Refrigerator An attempt has been made to utilise waste heat from condenser of refrigerator. This heat can be used for number of domestic and industrial purposes. The study has shown that such a system is technically feasible and economically viable. Refrigerator which is been previously made exert a lot of amount heat through condenser to overcome this wastage of heat. This heat is utilised for heating water. A standard topology shows the unit connected to an existing hot water tank (pump, controls and special fittings are not shown). The unit uses the recovered heat to keep the water temperature above the tank’s thermostat set-point so that the

Figure 3: Waste heat recovery pump

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tank heating element or burner does not need to operate. Hot refrigerant gas from the compressor enters and flows in the opposite direction as the water flow. The water picks up the heat from the refrigerant gas, cooling the gas and heating the water. The excess heat that previously would have been thrown away by the condenser is recycled. The remote unit mounts outdoors (or indoors if desired) and will usually be installed on an exterior wall somewhere near the compressor. There are two pairs of inlet/outlet connections on the unit. One inlet/outlet pair is for the compressor side and the other pair is for the hot water side. Inside the unit there is a small pump, sensor controls and a double helix allcopper vented double-wall heat exchanger that transfers the heat from the refrigerant (compressor side) to the hot water side. The system connects to the compressor through standard refrigeration lines, and connects to the hot water tank through standard insulated plumbing pipe, PEX, etc. The pump circulates water from the tank, through the heat exchanger, and then back to the tank. The heat exchanger efficiently transfers the compressors high temperature waste heat to the water circuit of the unit. Dual-circuit units operate the same way, except they can connect to two adjacent compressors at the same time while connected to a single hot water tank. Waste Heat Recovery with Industrial Heat Pumps Industrial refrigeration systems reject a significant quantity of waste heat to the atmosphere. Heat pumps can capture this waste heat efficiently and use it to reduce the fossil fuels consumed to heat water. Industrial heat pumps are environmentally friendly and economical, allowing end-users to make the most of their energy resources. Industrial ammonia heat pumps offer endusers a comprehensive sustainable solution by reducing energy consumption, water, waste water, CO 2 emissions and operating costs. They are environmentally friendly as ammonia is a natural refrigerant with an Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) of zero and a global Warming Potential (GWP) of zero. Industrial heat pumps provide energy conservation, by converting the heat energy removed by ammonia refrigeration

systems and transforming it into beneficial heat for use in satisfying plant hot water requirements. This source of energy is renewable as the heat is naturally occurring within food products and is made available through food preservation by the process of refrigeration, a reusable energy source. Ammonia heat pumps reduce operating costs. Ammonia refrigeration systems absorb heat from products, processes, equipment, people, building heat gains and infiltration, and then reject it as waste heat to the atmosphere through, typically, evaporative condensers. The majority of the heat delivered by heat pumps comes from the heat extracted from these cooling loads. An incremental amount of heat delivered by heat pumps comes from the electric energy consumed in converting the low grade waste heat into high temperature useable heat. An additional benefit of industrial heat pumps, applied as retrofits to existing systems, is that they add condensing capacity to systems. Industrial heat pumps divert load away from evaporative condensers, allowing existing system compressors to operate more efficiently at lower condensing pressures. Conclusion Heat recovery is the collection and reuse of heat arising from any process that would otherwise be lost. The process might be inherent to a building, such as space heating, ventilation and so on, or could be something carried out as part of business activity, such as the use of ovens, furnaces and the like. Heat recovery can help to reduce the overall energy consumption of the process itself, or provide useful heat for other purposes. Waste heat recovery has emerged as an effective way of increasing energy efficiency at factories where refrigeration is crucial. Any energy savings is important because even though commonly used refrigerants such as hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) do not deplete the ozone level as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) did a generation ago, HFCs still pose GWP. Acknowledgement: The use of information retrieved through various references/sources of internet in this article is highly acknowledged.


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n this world, there are as many types of waste waters as there are industrially produced goods and manufacturing processes. Waste waters are a natural consequence of human activity. Where people live and work, waste waters will always be found. Waste water from industrial production can contain an unspeakable variety of different inorganic and organic chemicals, in all combinations and concentration levels. The whole spectra of synthetic and natural chemicals can be found in these streams. Waste waters vary in composition in step with their related production processes. The concentration levels of these ingredients, however, are not always so clearly defined. They vary in ranges according to the fluctuations in the production processes and are normally characterized by average, minimum or by peak values.

of composition, is different, depending on the location where it appears. For all of these reasons, each waste water is unique. Unique in its composition, in the way it changes its properties, and in its relation to its environment. Getting a clear picture of a waste water is not an easy job. One has to go through a thorough analysis to clarify its nature. Thereby a chemical analysis is just the first step of a much more work intensive project. To find these solutions, waste water specialists require a well-equipped toolbox, containing different unit-operations, Each has to be used and combined in the most efficient possible way to achieve a technically, economically and ecologically useful solution. It is often possible to name several methods at first glance. For instance, in the case of a water stream polluted with the toxic organic compound

6) Adsorption with ion exchangers 7) Biologic degradation The challenge now is to choose the most effective, inexpensive, and most ecologically relevant method under the given frame conditions. This task almost always involves laboratory testing, and often pilot testing. Only by means of laboratory testing can the interested parties be sure that the planned treatment process will work at the end of the day. At the same time it is possible to generate useful data for the design of a full-scale unit.

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Over a period of more than 70 years of industrial production and continuing

phenol, the following methods can be applied to remove it from the water: 1) Adsorption with activated carbon 2) Steam stripping or distillation 3) Wet oxidation 4) Reverse osmosis 5) Extraction with organic liquid/liquid extractants

It does not take much to test ion exchange resins in laboratory scale. A pump and a glass-column are most important. The rest is standard equipment.

Waste water is a natural consequence of human activity

Waste water streams are often combined in networks and can influence one another. In between they are stored, treated, mixed, further treated, etc. Usually they are running through several pipelines, tanks and treatment units before they are finally discharged into the environment. Waste waters are discharged into a variety of environments with different geological and ecological characteristics. In addition to their scientific characteristics, these environments have different political systems, with different regulations, and different levels of infra-structure sophistication. As a result, the significance of an individual waste water, independent

Before waste water is legally discharged into the environment, it runs through a network of storage-, control- and treatment steps.

technical development, ion exchangers have become remarkable high-tech products which can be used as powerful tools that often allow astonishingly sophisticated tasks to be accomplished. They are successfully used in a variety of applied technical high-performance processes while at the same time being robust and easy to handle. More than 400 known processes in very different fields of application impressively indicate that these particular materials can do much more than just deionise or soften water. One of the various application fields is the very important group of Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 19

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about 50 applications related to all kinds of technology that are designed to keep the environment clean and to reduce the content of pollutants in goods intended for direct human consumption. The following are examples of such applications: The most classical application in the environmental protection field is the treatment of waste water to remove all kinds of heavy metals and other toxic ingredients. Recycling of rinse water is a similar application. Rinse water here means water used to cleanse the processed surfaces of printed circuit boards, plated metals, photographic films, textile fabrics, ceramics and glass products, etc. Let us discuss about the couple of Case Studies which are successfully running over more than 4 years in India on waste water recycling applications using Lewatit Ion Exchange resins.

ND. The cycle is stopped when the Chrome is detected at the outlet of second column. Economic considerations indicated specific operating costs in a range of a few Euro Cents per cubic-meter of water, including capital cost and depreciation of investment cost. These resins are operating since last 1 year and have been regenerated several times. The regeneration efficiency of the resin has been proven as there is not a drop in the operating cycle time since the first cycle. The user is satisfied to get the cost benefit and also a considerable cost saving in treatment of waste water. The ROI period is only 6 months. The user gets several benefits as listed below: 1) Reduced consumption of fresh water 2) No treatment cost for the raw water treatment. 3) Chromic Acid Recovery

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4) Substantial reductions in waste water volume and treatment cost.

Rinse Water Recycling of Electroplating Plant For the Electroplating industry Ion exchange resins are used for various applications • Purification of Concentrated Chromic Acid Bath • Chromic Acid Recovery/Rinse Water Recycling • Trivalent Chrome Bath Recycling • Zn and Ni Electrolyte Bath Recycling • Acid Purification/Retardation H 2SO 4 )

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A Chrome Recovery Unit using Ion exchange resins for an electroplating plant.

• Precious Metal Recovery (Gold, Silver, Platinum, Rhodium….)

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These resins are installed in plating unit located in North of India. Two Filter columns of special types of SAC and WBA resins are installed for the recycling of the plating bath rinse water and 1 more resin column is used for the recovery of Chromic Acid. The average flow is 2 cbm/hr and running continuously for 24 hours in a day, and the cycle time is about 144 hours (6 days). The treated water quality achieved at the outlet of the second column is Cond. < 3 Microsiemens/cm 2 and Chrome – NIL /

Fluoride concentrations of less than one milligram per litre can easily be achieved by utilization of a new adsorption method based on a regenerable aluminum doped chelating resin. A case study illustrates practical aspects of the implementation and lab data gives more technical background on important parameters for process design.

Fluoride Removal from Waste Water

A unit containing special chelating resin has been installed in a major chemical manufacturing company in Gujarat. It has

been reliably treating the full effluent stream of a production facility for more than a year and is still operating successfully. The plant has consistently maintained the fluoride level in the treated effluent to less than 1 mg/l. A photo of the plant is shown on the next page. The concept of the plant comprises initial precipitation of the fluoride with CaCl 2 followed by filtration. The filtrate is polished with the ion exchanger. The effluent stream flow is around 1.5 m³/h. The CaCl 2 precipitation process reduces the fluoride content from around 100 mg/l down to 8 – 18 mg/l. In this plant there is a single ion exchange filter, containing 300 litres of resin. It can be concluded from the plant operating data, fluoride at 1 ppm occurred after 286 BV, which equals 57 hours of operation. With an influent fluoride concentration of 9 mg/l, the operating capacity of the filter is therefore about 2.6 grams of fluoride adsorbed per litre of resin. After break through the filter is regenerated by pumping 3 BV of a 5.5% AlCl 3 solution down through the bed at 5 BV/h. The operation is followed by a 10 min upstream rinse at 10 m/h linear velocity and a final rinse by 2.5 BV of clean water at 5 BV/h. The ion exchange waste water (comprising spent regenerant, backwash and finalrinse water) is discharged into a cone shaped tank equipped with an agitator, pH control and CaCl 2, H 2SO 4 and NaOH dosage. Fluoride and aluminum are precipitated and the suspended particles are settled. The sludge is then thickened and finally dewatered in a filter press. The user of the plant takes advantage from the following benefits: a) Able to safely meet the pollution control board norms for waste water discharge b) Synergism with the upstream precipitation unit: No additional waste stream generated, as the spent regenerant from the ion exchanger is treated using the existing on-site process c) Regenerable adsorber material that can stay in place for several years

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Fluoride selective ion exchanger operated at a major chemicals manufacturing company in Gujarat.

Ion Exchange Resins are not only restricted to 100% aqueous fluids. However, they can also be used to recycle chemicals such as spent concentrated acids or highly concentrated salt containing electrolytes such as widely used in the surface plating industry. In principle, all kinds of process solutions that are contaminated by trace impurities during their use, can be candidates for being recycled via ion exchange filters. These include cooling water, metal-working or drilling fluids, underground oil exploitation fluids, some types of organic solvents and acids, etc. Recycling of these process streams allows not only the recovery and reuse of clean water or chemicals, at the same time, it reduces the amount of waste discharged into the environment.

Principle of Ion Exchange in waste treatment

First of all, the remediation of groundwater has to be named in this context. Secondly, polluted lakes or tailing ponds resulting from mining or other industrial activities can be remediated by ion exchange filters. Polluted soil is cleaned by so called “heap leaching” or “in-situ-leaching” whereby the recycled washing fluid is cleaned via ion exchangers. Pre-treatment of water used in agriculture for the purpose of watering plants (irrigation), growing of marine animals or for the make-up of animal food helps to keep pollutants away from our food. At the same time, applied in water works or “point of entry” cartridge filters, ion exchangers can be used as highly efficient filters for removing different types of trace pollutants from our potable water. Another powerful strategy in environmental protection is to transform technical production processes into environmentally-friendly processes, also known as “process-integrated environmental protection”. The most representative example of a development of this kind can be found in the production of chlorine, where the process was switched from so-called “mercury cells” to “membrane electrolyzers”. This innovative

technology could only be realized by the application of selective ion exchangers that protect the sensitive membranes from being poisoned by trace impurities present in the processed brine. Other examples can be found in new innovative mining technologies that aim to increase the yield of metal from ore extracts. At the same time this helps to save energy and reduces the discharge of pollutants (eg. heavy metals and toxic organic solvents) into the environment. New types of environmentally compatible synthesis can be carried out by enzymes that are immobilized on ion exchange beads.

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While the above mentioned applications help to prevent harm to the environment, the following applications can be used to repair a polluted environment and to act as a filter between a polluted environment and human beings.

Finally, the use of environment-friendly energy sources is a way to prevent air pollution and also to overcome global warming. Ion exchangers can be applied to remove impurities from environmentallyfriendly fuels such as bio-diesel (glycerine) and bio-ethanol (sulphur) or natural gas (mercury). Applications relating to the production of natural gas by anaerobic digestion of organic materials are under investigation. Ion exchange resins are already in use to produce high-purity silica required for the production of solar panels. Currently they are also under investigation regarding a particular application within fuel cell reactors. ◘

For details contact: LANXESS India Pvt Ltd LANXESS House, Plot No: A 162-164 Road No: 27, MIDC, Wagle Estate Thane (W), Maharashtra 400 604 Tel: 022-25871000 Fax: 91-022-25871287 E-mail: s.prakash@lanxess.com Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 21

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Tube Bundle types and allocation of tube side passes plays a vital role in Thermal Design of ACHE. Out of various options available for Tube Bundle types, some are widely used as a hereditary engineering practices while some are paid less attention. This case study evaluates the effect of Tube Bundle type selection on Thermal Design and also an attempt is made to select an optimum Thermal Design based on Overall Cost Factors.

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n the areas of heat transfer operations, to deliver the best thermal design of Air Cooled Heat Exchanger (ACHE), many EPC companies are extensively using thermal design software. Typically, these heat exchanger design software have Tube Bundle type as an input required under Tube Bundle geometry. This input makes an ACHE specification more correct in terms of tube side pass arrangement and enables an ACHE vendor to fabricate tube bundles and their partitions with better understanding. In thermal design, number of tube side passes is an important factor for tube side performance and its allocation plays vital role in optimising designs. To define tube pass configuration, various options are available in thermal design software for selection of Tube Bundle types:

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Pratik G Bhagat Engineer - Process GS Engineering & Construction Mumbai Pvt Ltd E-mail: pratik_bhagat@gsconst.co.kr

Ashwini A Tawade Assistant Manager - Process GS Engineering & Construction Mumbai Pvt Ltd E-mail: ashwini_tawade@gsconst.co.kr

Rows: The tube side passes are allocated row wise. Extra rows, if any, will be allocated to first pass. Design software selects this type by default if specified passes are less than or equal to number of tube rows. Side-by-Side: The tube side passes are allocated in vertical planes and in a side-by-side manner. Rows/Side-by-Side: 2nd to ‘N’ number of passes are arranged in last row in side-by-side manner. And rest of the rows will form first pass. Equal Count: This configuration keeps equal tube count per pass. Extra tubes, if any, will be allocated to first pass. Design software selects this type by default if specified passes are more than number of tube rows.

Convection: It is commonly seen in Economisers than ACHEs. Rows with Defined Passes (User defined): This is an alternative means of specifying different tube pass configurations in which tube pass configuration is maintained even when the number of tubes per row is modified. It provides complete view of bundle cross-section, which can be utilised to change type of tubes for a selected row. However, this option is rarely seen in thermal designs as a preliminary selection of Tube Bundle type. Out of the various Tube Bundle types, ‘Side-by-Side’ and ‘Rows/Side-bySide’ are seldom used by Engineers in thermal designs with a consideration that these Tube Bundles types are difficult to fabricate. However, most of the ACHE vendors give guarantee to fabricate all types of Tube Bundles. On the other hand, Tube Bundle types – ‘Rows’ and ‘Equal Count’ are widely used as a hereditary engineering practice in numerous thermal designs and also observed in many vendors’ technical offers. In this context, a Case Study has been carried out to understand the effect of Tube Bundle type selection on various parameters which contribute to an optimum thermal design and how the best thermal design can be identified based on CAPEX and OPEX of ACHE. CASE STUDY Quench water is to be cooled from 127oC to 60oC in ACHE with an ambient air temperature of 36oC. Quench water flow is 1,40,000 kg/hr. Fouling resistance of 0.00018 m2-hr-C/kcal is considered. The allowable tube side pressure drop is 0.7 kg/cm 2 .

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Figure 2: Tube Side pass arrangement in Tube Bundles

Basic Geometry Following basic geometry is kept identical for all thermal design runs of various Tube Bundle types for performance comparison of ACHE.

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Steps Followed in Thermal Design Commercial Thermal Design software is used for Thermal Design and verifying the performance of design parameters.

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Following step by step approach is followed throughout this Case Study: 1) All Process data and Basic Geometry details (Table 1) are input to thermal design software. 2) As a preliminary selection, Tube Bundle type is specified as ‘Equal Count’. No. of Bays

2

No. of Tube Bundles / Bay

2

No. of Fans / Tube Bundle

2

Fan arrangement Tube OD, mm

Forced draft 25.4

Tube Pitch, mm

60

Fins per unit length

394

Fin Height, mm

12.7

Table1: Basic Geometry Details

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Number of tube rows is specified and tube side passes are allocated with some initial design judgment and trial and error method till there are no warnings and any runtime errors in output summary.

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The output parameters such as HTC, tube side P, tube count, power consumed, cost factor and ratio of HTC to tube side ’P are noted. Tube Bundle type is then changed for another option and thermal design is further carried out by repeating steps 1 to 4. From above steps, thermal design results for different Tube Bundle types having same heat exchanger geometry are populated in Table 2 for comparison. Note that, Table 2 results are not yet optimised thus, they are used for basic judgment and preliminary selection of Tube Bundle type. Once preliminary selection of Tube Bundle type is done with basic judgment, thermal designs from Table 2 are optimised by varying Heat exchanger geometry, ie, number of tube rows, number of tube side passes, tube length and bundle width by repeating steps 1 to 4 till percentage overdesign is 10 per cent. Special attention is provided on tube side ’P while optimising the thermal designs, since it is recommended to utilise allowable Tube side ’P as fully as possible for minimal tube side fouling and thereby less maintenance cost.

Analysis and Results Selection of the most optimised design from the various Tube Bundle types is carried out on the basis of overall cost of ACHE, which includes both CAPEX and OPEX: Note that following points are taken into consideration for estimation of CAPEX and OPEX. CAPEX: It includes cost of all exchanger geometrical parameters such as Bundle Width, Tube Length, Tube Count and Tube Metal Cost, etc. OPEX: From Power Consumption per fan, OPEX can be determined by multiplying with electricity cost. Note that, the Cost Factors reported in above tables are selected from Thermal Design Software results and are only indicators of CAPEX and excludes OPEX.

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Figure 1: Tube Bundle and Tube Rows

These optimised thermal Designs for different Tube Bundle types are populated in Table 3 for the finalisation of design.

Selection of Best Thermal Design 1) Preliminary selection for suitable thermal design is made on the basis of results populated in Table 2 for different tube bundle types having same exchanger geometry. Though these designs are not optimum, % overdesign factor gives first path forward towards optimisation. 2) It is observed from Table 2 that the power consumption and cost factor for various tube bundle types are almost in the same range irrespective of Tube Bundle type selection. However, % overdesign varies significantly. For Option - 1 (Equal Count), it is ~ 41 per cent, whereas for Option – 3 (Rows/ Side-by-Side) it is only 0.5%. Thus, selection of Tube Bundle type plays vital role. In this scenario, thermal designs with bundle types of Equal Count and Rows can be further shrunk to get nearly 10 per cent overdesign which will be the cost and performance effective heat exchanger. Thus, from Table 2, ‘Equal Count’ and ‘Rows’ are the preliminary selections of Tube Bundle types. Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 23

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Table - 2

Table - 3

Thermal Designs with SAME Geometry Tube Bundle Type

Thermal

Designs with Geometry

Option-1

Option-2

Option-3

Option-4

Option-1

Option-2

Option-3

Equal Count

Rows

Rows / Sideby-Side

Sideby-Side

Equal Count

Rows

Rows / Sideby-Side

DIFFERENT Option-4 Side-bySide

Input Summary No. of Tube Rows =

6

6

6

6

4

5

6

5

No. of Tube side Passes =

4

4

4

4

6

5

4

8

Tube Bundle width, mm =

2850

2850

2850

2850

2730

2350

3000

2770

Tube Length, mm =

8000

8000

8000

8000

8500

8500

8500

8500

HeatTransferCoefficient,(U), kcal/m 2-hr- oC

21.6

28.79

24.12

29.91

34.78

33.56

23.23

33.61

Tube side Pressure Drop, (’P) kg/cm 2

0.111

0.133

0.696

0.105

0.391

0.23

0.561

0.611

194.59

216.47

34.66

284.86

88.95

145.91

41.41

55.01

Output Summary

Ratio of U / (P) Tube Count

279

279

279

279

178

193

294

228

Power Consumed per Fan,

15.1

15.46

15.52

15.59

16.02

16.15

13.9

15.15

Cost factor

166.15

166.15

166.15

166.15

140.08

134.5

179.91

156.55

Effective Heat Transfer Area,

11265

11265

11265

11265

7670

8304

12630

9808

% Overdesign

41.28

26.93

0.47

8.12

kW

m2 ~

10

~

10

~

10

~

10

Table 2 & 3: Thermal Design Comparison for Different Tube Bundle Types

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From optimised thermal design results populated in Table – 3, Option 3 (Rows/ Side-by-Side) can be eliminated from discussion, since it offers considerably low HTC as compared to other designs. Even though power consumption is minimum in this case, due to very low HTC, it demands higher exchanger area and hence highest cost factor. Further it is also not a good practice to specify Rows/Side-by-Side as a Tube Bundle type for sensible cooling applications but recommended for condensing services, in which vapour volumetric flow rate is higher at inlet hence, more number of tubes per pass are allocated to have less ’P. Once vapours get condensed its volumetric flow rate reduces so number of tubes per pass can be lowered to get better HTC. Selection of best design from remaining options is slightly tricky. The ratio of HTC to Tube side ’P is considered for this selection since it is

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one of the best indicators to judge the most optimised thermal design. Higher ratio tends to reduce the heat transfer area and thereby CAPEX. Thus, Option – 2 (Rows) with higher ratio of HTC to Tube side P seems to be the optimised design amongst all. Further, its minimum geometry in terms of the Tube Bundle width leads to lowest Cost Factor.

The only limitation of Option – 2 (Rows) is the number of tube side passes. Typically, even numbers of tube side passes are recommended in Air Cooled Heat Exchanger, in order to avoid the routing of outlet piping all along the length of the heat exchanger. However, such layout constraints shall be finalised based on concurrence with layout/piping engineer. In the view of above analysis, best thermal design on the basis of overall cost of an exchanger can be determined as follows: Reported cost factors from Table-3, are

compared for their relative percentage, by assigning lowest cost factor as 1 and other cost factors as percentage of 1 as shown in Table – 4. These relative percentage cost factors are helpful in basic judgment of relative CAPEX. Similarly, for OPEX, power consumption per fan from Table 3, are compared for their relative percentage. Now, the relative overall cost factor can be determined by multiplying their relative percentages of CAPEX and OPEX as shown in Table – 6. As a result, on Overall cost basis, Option 2 (Rows) with lowest overall cost factor, seems to be best thermal design amongst various Tube Bundle types for given sensible cooling applications. Conclusion While defining Tube Pass configurations for sensible cooling services, it is observed through this Case Study that ‘Rows/Side-by-Side’ and ‘Side-by-Side’ as Tube Bundle types are not viable

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Option-1

Option-2

Option-3

Option-4

Equal Count

Rows

Rows / Side-by-Side

Side-by-Side

Cost Factor

140.58

134.5

179.91

156.55

Relative %

1.0452

1

1.3376

1.1639

Option-3

Option-4

Table 4: Comparison for Relative percentage Cost Factors (CAPEX)

Tube Bundle Type

Option-1

Option-2

Equal Count

Rows

Rows / Side-by-Side

Side-by-Side

16.02

16.15

13.9

15.15

1.1525

1.1619

1

1.0899

Power Consumption per Fan, kW Relative %

Table 5: Comparison for Relative percentage Power Consumption per fan (OPEX)

Tube Bundle Type Overall Cost Factor

Option-1

Option-2

Option-3

Option-4

Equal Count

Rows

Rows / Side-by-Side

Side-by-Side

1.2049

1.1619

1.3376

1.2685

Thermal designs were further analysed for their relative CAPEX, OPEX and best Thermal Design is selected on overall cost basis. Thus, a systematic and comprehensive approach is essential keeping in mind the impact of all design parameter on the CAPEX and OPEX of the ACHE. Therefore, instead of following the hereditary engineering practices, there is a need to understand all the Tube Bundle type configurations before finalising on an ACHE design. Abbreviations ACHE – Air Cooled Heat Exchanger; EPC – Engineering, Procurement Construction; CAPEX – Capital Expenditure; OPEX – Operating Expenditure; HTC – Heat Transfer Coefficient; and P – Pressure Drop.

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WATER CHILLER

COOLING TOWERS

Mellcon Engineers offers a state-of-the-art package water chiller ranging from 1.5 to 150 TR nominal cooling capacity. The system is compact in design and is provided with a digital temperature controller where the chilled water temperature can be set as per the requirement. The chillers are complete with pump and SS tank with coil/PHE/shell and tube chiller and are fully insulated. Standard chillers are available in air cooled/water cooled version with sealed reciprocating/sealed scroll/ semi-sealed (reciprocating/screw)/open (reciprocating/ screw) compressors.

Latest models offer reduced HP and energy requirements, low sound level, high efficiency film type fill and corrosion-free fibreglass construction. Series AQ-3800 available in 15 models - 5 to 175 nominal tons (single cell capacity) with V-belt drive and Venturi fan cylinder. Also available in heavy gauge galvanised steel construction designated Series AQ4800 and AQ-48000. For high hot water temperature applications, these towers can be supplied with wood fill. The CF-II induced draught counter flow cooling tower represents the culmination of years of design experience. With poly vinyl chloride film type fill, glass reinforced polyester casing and fan cylinders, Series CF-II continues a tradition of excellence progressing from Paharpur’s standard towers.

The system operates in closed loop giving an outlet water pressure of 2 to 3 bars. Standard chillers are available in outlet water temperature ranging from 12 to 25oC. However, custom-built systems can be offered for outlet temperature as low as (-)40 oC and water pressure as high as 15 bar. Oil chillers are also available in similar capacities. Complete system enclosed in powder-coated sheet metal enclosure with easy access to all controls. For details contact: Mellcon Engineers Pvt Ltd B-297 Okhla Indl Area, Phase 1 New Delhi 110 020 Tel. 011-26811727, 26816103 Fax. 91-011-26816573 E-mail: mellcon@mellcon.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 01

The QF-20K offers users the advantages of corrosion-proof construction, proven Paharpur mechanical equipment, efficient PVC film-type fill, ease of maintenance and architectural compatibility. Series 6KF offers all the advantages of corrosionresistant fibre-glass construction with high efficiency PVC film type fill and rugged mechanical equipment. It incorporates the tried and proven Paharpur gear drive. For details contact: Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd Paharpur House, 8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road Kolkata 700 027 Tel: 033-40133000, Fax: 91-033-40133499 E-mail: pctccu@paharpur.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 02

DOUBLE GIRDER CRANE

EXHAUST GAS COOLING

INDELMECH cranes are designed and manufactured in accordance with IS 3177 and IS 807. The cranes are further classified and designed depending upon duty cycle or service classifications. The D/G cranes are generally cabin operated and can be designed to suit auxiliary lifting unit also. The motors are slipring type with thruster brakes. The girders are generally plate box type. A walk way maintenance platform is also provided.

The K Series heat exchanger is a multi-tubular heat exchanger with corrugated tubes inside. It is the perfect heat recovery heat exchanger. Corrugated tubes for high heat transfer reduce length and pressure drop. This results in short, compact and economic design.

For details contact: Precision Indl Corpn 2/52B, Vrindavan Scty, Thane (W), Maharashtra 400 601 Tel: 022-25409654 E-mail: precision.india@gmail.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 03

For details contact: HRS Process Systems Ltd 201/202 Karan Selene 851 Bhandarkar Institute Road Pune, Maharashtra 411 004 Tel: 020-25663581, 66047894 Fax: 91-020-25663583 E-mai: cthe@hrsasia.co.in or Circle Readers’ Service Card 04

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Pharma industries require large number of heat exchangers for primary/secondary condensers and subcoolers. K Series corrugated tube heat exchangers are widely used in pharma industries for condensing and cooling application because of its special feature, ie, corrugated tube. Corrugated tube enhances, heat transfer coefficient and area required reduces to almost 30-50 per cent and gives compact size. Tailor made design make it suitable to operate for multiple solvents at different process parameters in the same heat exchanger. The unit is suitable to perform under high vacuum. Varied range of material of construction can be offered.

HRS Process Systems Ltd (HRS PSL), part of HRS Group, UK, offers wide range of innovative and energy efficient heat transfer solutions widely used in process industries like chemicals, pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals and many more. Ecoflux corrugated tube heat exchangers (CTHE), HRS’ flagship product is based on corrugated tube technology developed by HRS for a range of processes like heating, cooling, condensation, chilling for various products, utility, steam, oil, water and other heat transfer applications. HRS Funke plate heat exchangers (PHE) are used for processes like water cooling, oxygen cooling and heat recovery. These heat exchangers have also proven to give enhanced benefits in terms of performance efficiency when integrated into heat exchanger based systems. These systems (HES) are skids which ensure optimum utilization of energy with controlled heating and cooling which avoids wastage in process.

For details contact: HRS Process Systems Ltd 201/202, Karan Science 851 Bhandarkar Institute Road Pune, Maharashtra 411 004 Tel: 020-25663581, 66047894 Fax: 91-020-25663583 E-mail: cthe@hrsasia.co.in or Circle Readers’ Service Card 05

For details contact: HRS Process Systems Ltd 201/202 Karan Selene, 851 Bhandarkar Institute Road Pune, Maharashtra 411 004 Tel: 020-25663581, 66047894 E-mail: info@hrsasia.co.in or Circle Readers’ Service Card 06

PSA NITROGEN PLANTS

CORRUGATED TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER

Mellcon Engineers offers PSA nitrogen plants in association with Sysadvance of Portugal. PSA nitrogen N 2 gas plant is an inert gas atmosphere generator and incorporates two columns filled with carbon molecular sieves (CMS). Nitrogen is produced from compressed air. On pressurizing these columns with air, CMS adsorbs oxygen, CO 2 and water molecules and leaves nitrogen as product. Any level of nitrogen purity up to 99.9999% can be produced from these plants. This process is referred as pressure swing adsorption. All of their PSA N 2 plants will be supplied with refrigerated air dryer to get max efficiency from CMS.

K Series corrugated tube heat exchanger is a suitable solution for high-temperature heat recovery application as it gives high heat transfer, better efficiency, lower fouling multiple units and be interconnected and mounted on a skid to achieve thermal length needed. It helps in reducing the overall utility requirement and results into lower operating cost. Heat exchangers are being used for oil-to-oil heat recovery, which helps reduce the steam and water consumptions. The units are designed to recover about 30 per cent of heat in process, thereby saving on steam/fuel costs.

For details contact: Mellcon Engineers Pvt Ltd B-297, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-I New Delhi 110 020 Tel: 011-26811727, 26816103, 26816530 Fax: 91-011-26816573 E-mail: mellcon@mellcon.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 07

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For details contact: HRS Process Systems Ltd 201-202 Karan Selene 851 Bhandarkar Institute Road, Pune Maharashtra 411 004 Tel: 020-25663581 Fax: 91-020-25663583 E-mail: cthe@hrsasia.co.in or Circle Readers’ Service Card 08

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COOLING TOWERS Smallest of the Paharpur intermediate range of cooling towers, the Series 9 is available in single-flow design and thereby uniquely suited for limited space installations. The inert material used in structural and functional components is specifically designed for cooling tower application. A low silhouette and minimum plan area together with high capacity per cubic foot are major design advantages. These towers are ideal for use in intermediate size AC systems and industrial duty. The Series 10 DF tower is available in16 low profile models. Widespread use of inert fibreglass components. The highly versatile Series 15 and 18 DF or SF is adaptable for intermediate process cooling, large AC applications and specialised cooling requirements. As with all other models, fans, gear reducers and other components are manufactured specially for cooling tower use. Splash fill enables the Series 15 and 18 to cope with poor water quality which would kill film fill. Series S-100, 120 and 160 wood is designed for AC and intermediate industrial cooling applications where a low profile is desirable. The Series was developed to offer greater cooling capacity in smaller space with lower operating costs. Features more efficient PVC fill; double hot water distribution system; lower overall profile and pumping head; SS full support system; no framing obstruction in fill area; and industrial duty mechanical equipment. For details contact: Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd Paharpur House, 8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road Kolkata 700 027 Tel: 033-40133000, Fax: 91-033-40133499 E-mail: pctccu@paharpur.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 09

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AIR COOLED CONDENSERS Paharpur’s DRH (divided rear header) air cooled steam condensers can be supplied to perform over wide spectrum of operating requirements and diverse industry applications. Paharpur has the best DRH air cooled steam condenser for each particular application. Single-point responsibility assures faster response and economical project execution. The standard of excellence of quality is reflected in all stages of the project starting from expertise of design team, procurement of materials to fabrication and finally site erection and plant commissioning. At all stages of clients requirements, specification and applicable internationally accepted codes are strictly adhered to. Paharpur’s independent tube row design with Divided (separate) Rear Headers prohibit back flow of steam to eliminate noncondensable trapping in individual tube rows and formation of dead zone for heat transfer. The design is flexible and system efficiency is maintained over a wide range of temperature and varying operating loads. Condensate and non-condensables are evacuated from each row separately thereby maintaining positive fluid separation qualities of a single row condenser. For details contact: Paharpur Cooling Towers Ltd Paharpur House 8/1/B Diamond Harbour Road Kolkata 700 027 Tel: 033-40133000, Fax: 91-033-40133499 E-mail: pctccu@paharpur.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 10

CORRUGATED TUBE HEAT EXCHANGERS The DT Series monotube is tube-in-tube heat exchanger. While the inner tube carries the process media, the outer tube carries the service media.

For details contact: HRS Process Systems Ltd 201/202 Karan Selene 851 Bhandarkar Institute Road Pune, Maharashtra 411 004 Tel: 020-25663581, 66047894, Fax: 91-020-25663583 E-mail: cthe@hrsasia.co.in or Circle Readers’ Service Card 11

The CO2 gas coming out of gasifier contains moisture, which needs to be condensed before sending it to compressor section. The dried CO2 gas is further utilised in process. K Series corrugated tube heat exchangers have best features of both the plain tube and the plate heat exchanger. For details contact: HRS Process Systems Ltd 201/202 Karan Selene 851 Bhandarkar Institute Road, Pune, Maharashtra 411 004 Tel: 020-25663581, 66047894, Fax: 91-020-25663583 E-mail: cthe@hrsasia.co.in or Circle Readers’ Service Card 12

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PROCESS EQUIPMENT

Ravi Industries offers chemical plant equipment making use of quality assured raw material and sophisticated machinery. Highly resistant to fire, heat and chemicals, these offered equipment are known for their applications and uses in numerous industries such as chemical and pharma. For details contact: Ravi Industries D-12 Avinash Indl Estate Off Andheri-Kurla Road, Chimatpada Marol, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 059 Tel: 022-66768259 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 13

Benz Facility Services offers a wide consignment of process equipment using premium-grade basic inputs. Along with tools and technology, these offered products are made making use of finest raw material. For details contact: Benz Facility Services (A Unit of Feliz Biotech Industries) Unit No: 40, Kesa Kaka Compound I B Patel Road, Goregaon (E) Mumbai 400 063 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 14

CHEMICAL PLANT EQUIPMENT

RANGE OF PROCESS PLANT EQUIPMENT

Technofab Engineers offers barometric condenser using high quality material and highly developed technology. Ahead of its final dispatch, this condenser undergoes different tests under the supervision of quality controllers. This condenser is widely used where load conditions are stable and there is little air leakage.

Sabar Scientific offers range of process plant equipment made of heavy wall borosilicate glass tubings, which is widely used as pilot plants, chemical process plants for the production purpose. These products are also used for highly corrosive, hazardous process plants and are available from 25 Dn (1” dia) up to 600 Dn (24” dia).

For details contact: Technofab Engineers E 197, RIICO Indl Area, Extension-I, Bagru Jaipur, Rajasthan 302 007 Tel: 0141-2301317, 2168412

For details contact: Sabar Scientific I-148-B, Phase 2, GIDC Estate Vatva, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382 445 Tel: 079-65421385, 65469767

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WATER TREATMENT PROCESS EQUIPMENT Weather-proof in nature, these water treatment process equipment are efficient in working and easy to clean. These equipment are damagefree and easy to use. Showing easy installation, these equipment are made of rust-proof metal and damage-free parts. For details contact: ECL Biotechnologies Triveni Nagar, Talawade Road Nr Gagangiri Math, Pune Maharashtra 411 062 Tel: 020-65115257 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 17

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RANGE OF PROCESSING PLANTS Noble Procetech Engineers, Nashik, Maharashtra offer a comprehensive range of processing plants in different capacities. The company provide these process plants with the optional accessories also as per the customers’ demands For details contact: Noble Procetech Engineers F-16, New Ashoka Vihar, XLO Point MIDC Ambad, Pathardi Nashik, Maharashtra 422 010 Tel: 0253-6612267 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 18

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RANGE OF CHEMICAL PLANT EQUIPMENT

QUALITY LINED CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT

Omega Heat Transfer Pvt Ltd offers a wide range of chemical plant equipment procured from qualitative raw materials that has been previously tested on various parameters before being subjected to production. Their chemical plant equipment is widely used in many industries.

Shivam Fibre Glass offers quality lined chemical equipment using the best quality raw material and modern technology in sync with international norms of the industry. Best quality, perfect finish and easy to use are some of the unique features that make their equipment highly popular in the market.

For details contact: Omega Heat Transfer Pvt Ltd R-654, Nr Golden Garage MIDC Navi Mumbai 400 701

For details contact: Shivam Fibre Glass B-85 Dhan Laxmi Society Nr Vrundavan Cross Road Vadodara, Gujarat 390 019

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PROCESS EQUIPMENT Archanna Industries offers process equipment. Some of the notable and striking characteristics of these process equipment are sturdy construction, excellent quality, full quality checking and ability to work under adverse circumstances. This process equipment is available in wide range and configurations which requires least amount of maintenance. For details contact: Archanna Industries 2/402, 1 st Cross Street Kandaswamy Nagar, Palavakkam Chennai 600 041 Tel: 044-42152493, Fax: 91-044-42152492 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 21

RANGE OF CONTINUOUS PROCESS PLANT Shiv Sagar Engineers, Thane Maharashtra an ISO 9001:2000 (Under Certification) company, offers wide range of continuous process plant (SPM) using quality raw material procured from reliable vendors. These are applied in various industries. For details contact: Shiv Sagar Engineers Plot No: A-30 MIDC Indl Zone Anand Nagar, Thane Maharashtra 421 506 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 23

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PROCESS PLANT EQUIPMENT Diamond Machinery Mfg Co offers process plant equipment using quality raw material and highly developed technology. The company offer this plant in varied sizes and other related specifications as per the customers’ requirement thoroughly tested on different parameters. For details contact: Diamond Machinery Mfg Co 3 Rajkamal Indl Estate, Nr Soni Ni Chawl Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380 023 Tel: 079-22744231 Fax: 91-079)-22776468 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 22

WIDE SPECTRUM OF PROCESS EQUIPMENT S P Engineers offer wide spectrum of process equipment that are used in different industrial applications. These equipment are developed from premium grade stainless steel and mild steel that are acquired from certified vendors. Different process equipment available includes reaction vessels, storage tanks, filters, leaf filters, etc. For details contact: S P Engineers Plot No: 163, Sector No: 10 PCNTDA, Bhosari Pune, Maharashtra 411 026 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 24

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GAS PLANT EQUIPMENT

SR Engg & Technologies offers a broad consignment of natural gas plant equipment. Owing to their less maintenance, these are immensely treasured. More to this, their obtainability with them in a plethora of stipulations makes them a popular market option.

So as to meet with the changing and ever rising customers’ needs, Yantrik Engineers are committed in offering a vast array of gas plant equipment. These products find their applications in numerous industrial applications and are manufactured at par with the developments taking place in the industry. Furthermore, these are checked strictly to eradicate all the possibilities of flaws.

For details contact: SR Engg & Technologies Gate No: 181, Talawade Road Ganesh Nagar, Pune Maharashtra 412 114 Tel: 020-27654647

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For details contact: Yantrik Engineers Gate No: 144/2B/2A/1, Naina Indl Compound Phursungi, Pune, Maharashtra 412 328

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PROCESS PLANT Super Care Industries expertise is in successfully applying process, mechanical and electrical engineering principles in a pragmatic manner. The company then implement those principles in the fabrication of process skids and modules. Super Care Industries has built a reputation for delivering projects in a timely and cost-efficient manner. For details contact: Super Care Industries 404-A, Kirti Shikhar Bldg, District Center Jankpuri, New Delhi 110 058 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 27

CUSTOM-BUILT CONTINUOUS PROCESS PLANT Autotherm Equipments Corpn offers wide range of custombuilt continuous process plant. This product is developed under the direction of well-informed professionals. Further, this product is inspected on definite parameters before despatch. For details contact: Autotherm Equipments Corpn SF No: 284-B, Velan Thottam Ganesh Nagar, Malumachampatti Malumichampatti, Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 641 050 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 29

Mayur Engineers offers various process plants which includes chemical plants, sugar plants, air supply plants, ducting, and insulation and ventilation systems. All these products can be customized as per the customers’ requirements. For details contact: Mayur Engineers 13, 1 st Floor, Building 1 Prestige Plaza, Pune Maharashtra 411 035 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 28

PROCESS SYSTEM From the fabrication of a complete stainless steel modular process system to stainless steel process piping, the need for a 5,000 gallon stainless steel tank or a smaller stainless steel food vessel, to a stainless steel reactor tank or a stainless steel beverage tank, and even all the way to a stainless steel tank head, A&B Process Systems makes it possible and makes it as the best stainless steel storage tanks. For details contact: Tavron Engineers AF-1, Aishwaryam, 25-A Redhills Road Kolathur, Chennai 600 099 Tel: 044-25567211 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 30

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WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT SGL Machinery Co’s wastewater management finds application in the pharma industry for purifying the water content by removing excessive waste from it. In addition to this, these are customized according to the specifications of the clients. For details contact: SGL Machinery Co Plot No: 44, Sector 23 Dwarka Delhi 110 075 Tel: 011-28050831, 64662277 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 31

WASTEWATER RECYCLING PLANT SSP Enviro Solutions Pvt Ltd offers wastewater recycling plant using latest techniques. SSP Enviro Solutions can conduct audits to anticipate the client’s requirements and then provide viable solutions and technology guidance to suit the budget. For details contact: SSP Enviro Solutions Pvt Ltd 58-61, Vashist Park, Main Pankha Road Opp: Hari Nagar Police Station, Arya Optical Nr Sagarpur, New Delhi 110 046 Tel: 011-65660186 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 33

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS Aquashakti Water Solution offers custom-based range of wastewater treatment plant that are highly demanded in various industries to provide clean water and for its attributes like easy installation, reliability, simple operation, excellent performance and perfect design. For details contact: Aquashakti Water Solution 47-75, Panchratna Estate, B/h Zaveri Estate Singarva Kathwada Road, Kathwada Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382 430 Tel: 079-32504022 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 35

RANGE OF WASTEWATER PLANTS Osa Engg Co Pvt Ltd offers wide range of wastewater plants as per the customers’ requirements. These wastewater plants are precision engineered and ensure longer functional life. All these wastewater plants are offered in different sizes and dimensions. For details contact: Osa Engg Co Pvt Ltd 19, 2nd Floor, Opp: Vepery Hospital Wuthu Kattan Street Periamet, Chennai 600 003 Tel: 044-25610024 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 32

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Aseem Urja offer wastewater treatment plants using high grade stainless steel and other basic material mainly used to remove biological or chemical waste products from water. Offered wastewater treatment plant is highly demanded in industrial and agriculture sectors. For details contact: Aseem Urja Girija 5, Sitabaug Colony Vithalwadi Road, Vitthalwadi Pune, Maharashtra 411 030 Tel: 020-24324859 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 34

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Cleantech Water offers custombased range of wastewater treatment plant. This wastewater treatment plant is highly demanded in various industries to provide clean water and for its attributes like easy installation, reliability, simple operation, excellent performance and perfect design. For details contact: Cleantech Water 20, 4th Floor, Ratna Business Square Opp: H K College Ashram Road Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380 009 Tel: 079-40036917 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 36

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Automation & Maintenance Management Systems offers an enormous quality assortment of wastewater treatment plant. This wastewater treatment plant is designed under the strict supervision of their experienced professionals in adherence to the industry-defined guidelines.

Mitra Aqua Jadabpur, Kolkata offers wide range of wastewater treatment plant, which are used in industrial and commercial sectors. This wastewater treatment plant is designed under the strict supervision of their experienced professionals in adherence to the industry-defined guidelines.

For details contact: Automation & Maintenance Management Systems 6, 3 rd Floor, Sriram Apartments Avinashi Road Pappanaickenpalayam, Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 641 037 Tel: 0422-2221988

For details contact: Mitra Aqua 65, Srinagar Main Road Garia Station 24 Parganas South, Jadabpur Kolkata 700 094 Tel: 033-65060002

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WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Leveraging over the skills of their qualified team of professionals, Sun Enviro Refine Solutions are instrumental in offering wide range of wastewater treatment plant.

For details contact: Sun Enviro Refine Solutions 3/489, Rangasamy Naikar Street Karappakkam Chennai 600 097 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 39

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Aqua Care offers a comprehensive range of wastewater treatment plant used for the treatment of wastewater that can be further used in several industries. Also, these products have been tested for quality to ensure their flawlessness. For details contact: Aqua Care 182, Paper Mills Road Perambur Chennai 600 082 Tel: 044-26712675 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 41

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WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT In order to keep pace with the never ending demands of customers, Bio Enviro Solutions offers wide range of wastewater treatment plant Also, these products have been tested for quality to ensure their flawlessness. For details contact: Bio Enviro Solutions 2, Stilt Floor, Rico Centro NS Infocity, Scout Camp Road Doddaballapur, Bengaluru Karnataka 561 203 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 40

SEWAGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Surya Ro Systems Pvt Ltd are the leading entity in this domain, highly engaged in offering the best quality range of sewage wastewater treatment plant widely demanded in residential complexes, hospitals, schools and institutions, hotels and resorts and many more. For details contact: Surya Ro Systems Pvt Ltd Factory Shed No: 149A Indl Area, Sector 31, HSIIDC Faridabad, Haryana 121 003 Tel: 0129-4028557 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 42

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Akshay Aquatch offers easy to operate wastewater treatment plant in 1,000 litre per hour, 2,000 litre per hour, 3,000 litre per hour, 4,000 litre per hour and 5,000 litre per hour capacity. For details contact: Akshay Aquatch No: 4, 17, 1 st Floor 80 Feet Road Brindavan Nagar Bengaluru Karnataka 560 054 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 43

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Watertec Enterprises offers wastewater treatment plants which are able to handle 10 times the loading in less than 1/5 the time. These are available in different capacities starting from 10 KLD up to 1,000 KLD in the mini and midi range.

For details contact: Watertec Enterprises J-157, Sector 5, Dr Ambedkar Nagar Opp: Community Center New Delhi 110 062 Tel: 011-65756797, 29968737 Fax: 91-011-65756797 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 44

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS I N N Lab Barrackpore, Kolkata offers a long lasting rust resistance qualitative assortment of wastewater treatment plant that find application in chemical industries and pharmaceutical industries, and food and fertiliser industries.

Green Enviro Systems offers high quality assortment of wastewater treatment plant. This wastewater treatment plant is demanded in commercial and industrial places. This product is meticulously tested on different parameters. For details contact: Green Enviro Systems 16 Municipal Complex Kamaraj Street Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 641 005 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 45

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Sanipure Water Systems offers custom-based range of wastewater treatment plant which is highly demanded in various industries to provide clean water and for its attributes like easy installation, reliability, simple operation, excellent performance and perfect design. For details contact: Sanipure Water Systems Unit No: 14, Gautam Chemical Compound I B Patel Road, Goregaon (E), Mumbai 400 063 Tel: 022-26856299 Fax: 91-022-26856299 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 47

For details contact: I N N Lab College Pally PO Sewli Telinipara Barrackpore Kolkata 700 121 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 46

SEWAGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Sai Aquafresh offers quality range of sewage wastewater treatment plant that is widely demanded in residential complexes, hospitals, schools and institutions, hotels and resorts, etc For details contact: Sai Aquafresh X-10, 2 nd Floor Main Market Patel Nagar (W) New Delhi 110 008 Tel: 011-25881093, 25889739 Fax: 91-011-25889739 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 48

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Unistar offers wastewater treatment plant that are used for drinking, manufacturing, farming and other purposes by residences (toilets, baths, showers, kitchens, sinks), institutions, hospitals, commercial and industrial establishments degraded in quality as a result of the introduction of contaminating constituents. Organic wastes, suspended solids, bacteria, nitrates and phosphates are pollutants that commonly must be removed. To make wastewater acceptable for reuse or for returning to the environment, the concentration of contaminants must be reduced to a non-harmful level, usually a standard prescribed by the Environmental Protection Agency. Wastewater treatment plants of a medium or small scale require a simple equipment composition and easy maintenance.

SKG India Technologies deals with all pertinent issues that manage the whole water cycle including industrial process water. Water is a vital utility, providing process water, boiler water, cooling water, washing water, flushing water, recycled water in the production/ manufacturing processes and drinking water. In order to meet the customer’s demand, SKG India Technologies provide the customized technological solutions to design, build and operate industrial water treatment networks and projects. Solutions offers combination of productivity, energy efficiency, low operating costs, reduced impact on environment. SKG India Technologies offers desalination through reverse osmosis membranes; advanced oxidation; high-end filtration and ion exchange process.

For details contact: Unistar Aquatech Pvt Ltd 1 st Floor, Jaina Complex 3-A Veer Savarkar Block Shakarpur, Vikas Marg, Nr Nirman Vihar Metro Station Delhi 110 092 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 49

For details contact: SKG India Technologies B-111, 1st Floor, Greenfield Colony Nr NHPC Chowk, Delhi Mathura Road Faridabad, Haryana 121 003 Tel: 0129-4311310 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 50

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Sri Vasavi Technologies & Infra Pvt Ltd offers wastewater treatment plant. Water treatment is a process that makes water more acceptable for a specific end-use, which may be drinking, industry, irrigation, river flow maintenance, water recreation or many other uses. Water treatment should remove existing water contaminants or so reduce their concentration that their water becomes fit for its desired end-use, which may be safely returning used water to the environment.

Enriched with vast industrial experience, we T & G Pure Aqua Pvt Ltd are involved in offering a wide range of UV Water Treatment Filter. these systems are admired for their compact design, dimensional accuracy and consistent performance. Their systems are acclaimed for their robustness and uninterrupted performance. One can avail these systems in various technical specifications and range.

For details contact: Sri Vasavi Technologies & Infra Pvt Ltd 3051, 1 st Floor MKK Road, Rajajinagar 2 nd Stage, Bengaluru Karnataka 560 021 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 51

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For details contact: T & G Pure Aqua Pvt Ltd (Sister Concern of Global Aquatech) S C F 419, 2nd Floor Nr Fun Republic Manimajra Chandigarh 160 101 Tel: 0172-5000188 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 52

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WIDE ASSORTMENT OF BOILERS Akshaya Enterprises offers wide assortment of boilers having superior radiation heat transfer area. These boilers are designed as per requisite norms and standards. Their range of boilers are fabricated under the supervision of skilled professionals utilizing cutting edge technology. They find usage in various engineering applications owing to its advanced features. For details contact: Akshaya Enterprises 19/83 Asoka Street, Surya Nagar Vaikkalpalam, Vellalore Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641 111 Tel: 0422-2410272

BOILERS AND FILTERS TSK Lifestyles offers boilers and filters that are fabricated using superior grade raw material and advanced methodologies. These products find extensive application in cleaning, sanitizing, etc. For details contact: TSK Lifestyles (A Brand of Aroona Impex) Hortencia, Shop No: 1/2/3 Plot No: 239 Linking Road Bandra (W) Mumbai 400 050

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RANGE OF BOILERS

Sun Ki tc hen Equi pments o f f e r s w id e array of boi l ers . The b o ile r o f f e r e d i s qual i ty tes ted s o a s t o e n su r e troubl e-free operati on. T h e b o ile r is c orros i on-res i s tant and r e q u ir e s le ss mai ntenanc e.

Shree Ganesh Engg Works offers range of boilers to fulfill the customers’ requirements. These products are strong and sturdy in nature and ensure long lasting service life. Their products are of : good performance. For details contact: Shree Ganesh Engg Works 9, F-3, Plot No: C-735 Vishwakarma Indl Area Jaipur, Rajasthan 302 013

For details contact: Sun Kitchen Equipments 10 Nayudu Layout Yarandahalli, Henagara Post Nr Bommasandra Indl Area Bengaluru, Karnataka 560 105

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BOILERS Raunak Kitchen Equipments Pvt Ltd offers boilers using quality raw material and advanced technology. Offered range is accessible in varied sizes and dimensions as per the specific needs of the clients. This product is widely used in various industries for burning crude as well as heavy oil. Their quality inspectors check the offered range on quality parameters. For details contact: Raunak Kitchen Equipments Pvt Ltd Raj Indl Estate, 1st Floor Gala No: C-33/34, Military Road Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 059 Tel: 022-29256500, 65130034 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 57

Boilers are specially designed to provide steam with minimum overhead expenses. These boilers are easy to handle ensuring trouble-free operation for regular supply of steam for oil mills, rubber industries, dry cleaners, chemical and dyeing industries. For details contact: Nitya Engineers Nirankari Street No.3 G T Road, Miller Ganj Ludhiana, Punjab 141 003 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 58

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Antiscaling System offers cooling tower using modern technology and supreme-quality material. Customers can accomplish the specified assortment under costeffective budget. As reviewed on various quality limitations, these products are presented with the assurance of flawless properties. For details contact: Antiscaling System A-3, Opp: Gate No: 2, Badli Indl Area Suraj Park, Badli, New Delhi 110 042 Tel: 011-27894256 Fax: 91-011-27571883 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 59

FRP COOLING TOWER Unimod Systems offers quality assured FRP cooling tower. This tower widely used in air conditioning plant, induction furnaces/ sheet rolling mills, chilling plant, etc. This cooling tower is manufactured from quality assured raw material and the latest technology in accordance with global set standards at reasonable rates. For details contact: Unimod Systems M9 Rukmani Plaza, No: 14, Palasia A B Road, Indore Madhya Pradesh 452 018 Tel: 0731-2545596-4249293 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 61

FRP INDUCED DRAFT COOLING TOWERS R K Aircon Industries offers FRP induced draft cooling towers using high-grade raw material and advanced technology. Their offered range is precision-designed in order to meet the international standards. These cooling towers can be availed in various sizes and other related specifications, as per the varied needs. For details contact: R K Aircon Industries Plot No: 24-110/3, IDA. Uppal Hyderabad, Telangana 500 039 Tel: 040-27896532, 27200821 Fax: 91-040-2784127 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 63

The offered cooling tower is a versatile heat rejection device, which is used to reject the waste heat to the atmosphere. Their supplied cooling tower employs fresh air for cooling the atmosphere and environment.

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COOLING TOWER

For details contact: Nutech Cooling Towers Pvt Ltd 10 Jeevan Vihar Society PO Shivaji Housing Society Pune, Maharashtra 411 016 Tel: 020-25636757 Fax: 91-020-25636757 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 60

RANGE OF COOLING TOWERS Ensave Cooling System offers qualitative range of cooling towers based on latest technology working as device for extracting waste heat to the atmosphere. These cooling towers are known for their high performance in the market. Also, these cooling towers are delivered to the customers at affordable rates. For details contact: Ensave Cooling System 52-B Sardar Patel Indl Estate Narol-Aslali Highway, Narol, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382 405 Tel: 079-25381899 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 62

PULTRUDED FRP COOLING TOWER Industrial Cooling Tower Mfg Co offers premium quality pultruded FRP cooling tower. These cooling towers are manufactured under the supervision of industry experts by making use of highly qualitative raw materials. The protruded shape of these cooling towers facilitates hasslefree installation and maintenance. These are sturdy, damageresistant and durable. For details contact: Industrial Cooling Tower Mfg Co A-81 Jagat Puri, Mandoli Road Delhi 110 093 Tel: 011-22311837 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 64

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RANGE OF INDUSTRIAL BOILERSLERS

STEAM BOILERS

Uma Shankar Engineer offers highly functional range of industrial boilers as per the customers’ requirements. These can be supplied in a wide operating range and meet industry defined parameters. Delivering superior performance, these are commonly used in industrial applications where constant supply of steam is needed.

Water & Heat Technology offers assortment of steam boilers in the range of 100 kg/hr to 850 kg/hr using quality assured components and advanced technology for garments and process industries. The company offers the entire assortment in various technical specifications and is rigorously tested on several parameters so as to ensure its flawlessness.

For details contact: Uma Shankar Engineer K-55B, LGF, Kalkaji New Delhi 110 019 Tel: 011-41613675, 41058584

For details contact: Water & Heat Technology Plot No: 6, Block No: 4, Spring Field Colony, Sector 31-32 Faridabad, Haryana 121 003

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STEAM BOILERS New Jupiterr Kitchen Equipments offers wide range of steam boilers. These can be run by gas, firewood with water inlet, outlet, water level indicator, float unit and safety valve. The inner body made out of 304 grade 14/16 SWG SS sheet and outer body in mild steel sheet. The company offers latest economic gas model and electric model steam generators as per customer’s requirements. For details contact: New Jupiterr Kitchen Equipments A-8 SIDCO Indl Estate, 2nd Main Road Kodungaiyur, Chennai 600 118 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 67

BROAD VARIETY OF BOILERS Vaibhav Industries. Latur, Maharashtra offers broad variety of boilers. These boilers from Vaibhav Industries are well-designed to meet diverse norms of quality. For details contact: Vaibhav Industries B-78 Additional MIDC Nr Manjara Sugar Factory Latur, Maharashtra 413 531 Tel: 02382-219299 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 69

Rushabh Engg offers industrial boilers which is perfect for meeting steam requirements up to 100 kg/hr with 90% efficiency in operations. It is user-friendly and is obtainable in different capacities. For details contact: Rushabh Engg Gala No: 4, 5B, Acid Compound B/h Kala Udyog Indl Estate Opp: Sangrilla Biscuits, LBS Marg Bhandup (W), Mumbai 400 078 Tel: 022-25668085 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 68

STEAM BOILERS Shri Ram Industries offers large collection of superior quality steam boiler that is widely used for in diversified industrial sectors and are manufactured using fine quality raw material and latest technology. These are highly valued among their clients for eco-friendliness, easy installation and operation, robust structure, durability, low maintenance, rust and heat resistance and high performance. Moreover, these are also available in customized specifications as per the customers’ requirements. For details contact: Shri Ram Industries 5/11 Saval Vhir Sridhi, Shivaji Nagar Pune, Maharashtra 423 109 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 70

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ARRAY OF HEAT EXCHANGERS

Precision Cooling System offers tube heat exchanger which is widely demanded by customers for non-corrosive nature and accurate dimensions. Offered range is manufactured by making use of supreme quality raw material and the innovative techniques at par with the industry quality standards. Tube heat exchanger can be used in various industries. Offered range is appreciated for attributes like mechanical flexibility, corrosion resistance and high strength. For details contact: Precision Cooling System 2-B, Boopathy Nagar Indl Estate, Keelkattalai, Chennai 600 117 Tel: 044-22471430, 22474152

R S Engg Works offers array of heat exchangers used to transfer heat from one medium to another using high grade material and latest technology. These are widely used across power, engineering and automotive industries.

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For details contact: R S Engg Works Plot No: 91, Gali No: W-5 Saroorpur Indl Area Sohna Road, Ballabgarh Faridabad, Haryana 121 001

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HEAT EXCHANGER Heat Exchanger is extensively used to convert water into steam from heat generated in a nuclear reactor core. The coolant pumped at high pressure avoids boiling. Absorption and dissipation of heat takes place throughout the process. These exchangers have smooth finned tube in which extra fins per inch can be incorporated in the complete tube length so that blend of low friction air loses/high air velocity and utmost heat transfer per square feet of face area results in high heating or cooling capacity of heat exchangers in a given space. It finds application in power generation applications’ food, dairy and brewing industries; and refrigerants in cooling systems. For details contact: Proton Engineering Works W-28, Phase-2, MIDC Dombivli (E) Maharashtra 421 204 Tel: 0251-2870459, 2871060 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 73

HEAT EXCHANGERS Heat Exchangers offered from A P Engineers come backed by latest technology support and can be offered in different model choices. It finds use in cooling and heating of fluids involving vapour condensation, gas cooling and gas dehumidifying. For details contact: A P Engineers Plot No: C-2, SIPCOT Indl Growth Centre Perundurai, Erode Tamil Nadu 638 052 Tel: 04294-221101 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 74

HEAT EXCHANGER Roltech India offers heat exchanger that is used to transfer or exchange energy. This process of energy exchange takes place in terms of heat between two fluids but without mixing. This heat exchanger is available in both ferrous and nonferrous, which consist of shell and tube, spiral, finned and plate type exchangers For details contact: Roltech India D515/516/B, 2nd Gate, Indl Estate Gokul Road, Hubli, Karnataka 580 030 Tel: 0836-2334777 or Circle Readers’ Service Card 75

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CORDLESS 3/8” IMPACT WRENCH

LIQUID CONCENTRATION ANALYZERS

Ingersoll Rand offers the IQV20 W5132 3/8” Impactool — the most powerful cordless 3/8” impact tool on the market. It has 750 Nm of nutbusting torque and 500 Nm of max reverse torque. It delivers up to 50 per cent more torque compared to the leading cordless 3/8” impact wrench. It matches the power capabilities of many pneumatic impact wrenches so technicians can get jobs done fast, with less tools. Technicians and operators can use the IQV20 W5132 3/8” and ½” Impactools to quickly loosen and tighten a variety of fasteners with four accurate power and control settings. The new Impactool is an advanced tool designed for a variety of workers in industrial and vehicle service industries. The tool is available with a 3/8” or ½” square drive and four power and control settings. Each setting operates at max reverse torque so technicians don’t need to switch settings to remove a stubborn fastener. The four power modes for forward control include: full power, mid power, wrench tight and hand tight.

Based on the modern principle of sonic velocity measurement, the LiquiSonic V10 provides an inline analytical solution used to determine the concentration of process liquids in industry and research. The V10 fuses this principle into a remarkably user-friendly system with a high level of accuracy. The sensor design includes a new electronics enclosure, which is characterized by increased compactness and maximum robustness. The use of the latest technology allows even more precise and faster measurement and improved repeatability. The V10 sensors use less energy and meet the increased requirements on energy efficiency and environmental protection. For use in hazardous areas like petrochemistry, the V10 sensors are ATEX-, IECEx- and FM-certified, while other V10 sensor types are 3-A-certified for use in the food and pharmaceutical industry. The internal data storage with 2 GB SSD gives a clear lead in the market.

In addition, the tool comes equipped with a shadowless 90 lumen Chip-on-Board (COB) LED task light that provides a 360-degree ring of light to the area that needs servicing. The light has four settings for high-, medium- and low-light environments, providing increased visibility and access, as well as an off mode.

By simultaneous visualization of multiple process parameters and optimized charts, the trend view is more informative with clear structure. An absolutely unique feature of the touch screen and the virtual keyboard is the integration of not only Latin but also Cyrillic and Asian characters, which allows a worldwide comfortable use of LiquiSonic systems and sets benchmarks for controllers in process analytics.

The 20-V battery is compatible with the Ingersoll Rand IQV20 Series battery system.

Under highest safety standards, it is possible to access the controller via the network interface or through a web browser connection.

For details contact: Ingersoll Rand India Plot No: 35, KIADB Indl Area Bidadi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562 109 E-mail: Contact-India@irco.com

For details contact: SensoTech GmbH Steinfeldstr 1 D-39179 Magdeburg–Barleben, Germany Tel: +49-39203 514100, Fax: +49-39203 514109 E-mail: info@sensotech.com

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MEMBRANE COMPENSATORS Bhastrik Mechanical Labs offer membrane compensators, which are used for absorption of changes in volume due to temperature difference (insulation oil in high-voltage).SS diaphragms are pressed with a special profile. They are welded together on their exterior diameter with ‘0’ wrinkles and distortion. For details contact: Bhastrik Mechanical Labs Pvt Ltd Plot No: 95 & 96, 1st Main Road, Nehru Nagar Indl Estate Kottivakkam, Chennai 600 041 Tel: 044-43593702, 4359703, Fax: 91-044-24540353 E-mail: admin@bhastrikbellows.com / sales@bhastrikbellows.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 78

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PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

Sawant Filtech offers efficient, non-corroding, vacuum-resistant PFAlined magnetic drive centrifugal pumps, Model MKP magnetic drive chemical process pump, Model MKP-S self-priming magnetic drive chemical process pump and MKTP magnetic drive chemical process sump pump from CP a Swiss company designed to DIN EN ISO 2858, 5199 and 15783 and compliant with EC Directives 2006/42/EC (Machinery) and 94/9/EC (ATEX). The MKP, MKP-S and MKTP sealless pumps are ideal to meet the stringent requirements of chemical processing and a multitude of other industries. With their special design using an inverted drive configuration, the MKP, MKP-S and MKTP pumps require no plain bearing carrier. Depending on the pumped medium, they can handle fluids containing solids in concentrations up to 30 per cent with a particle size up to 1 mm. MKP is available in a variety of designs and configurations can be customised and tailored perfectly to each specific pumping application. Its connection dimensions and performance data conform to DIN EN ISO 2858, making the MKP easy to retrofit into any installation to replace old pumps. The MKP-S features an integral priming chamber in the casing. A separate priming tank is not necessary because the pump evacuates the suction line itself by creating a vacuum. The MKP-S can even readily pump entrained air in the suction line while running, thus increasing reliability of operation. This pump achieves suction lifts up to 8.5 m. The MKTP is designed for efficiently emptying tanks that have no bottom drain. It pumps corrosive media safely, ensuring that no fluid or vapours emitted can escape into the atmosphere. This pump is available with a column length up to 4 m and can also be supplied with a double-walled jacketed discharge pipe. Suitable for many different fluids in a variety of industries and pro-cesses, they are capable of handling low, medium and high flow volumes. CP’s magnetic drive pumps offer tremendous advantages, especially in pumping sensitive or hazard¬ous substances.

Version 8.2 of Simatic PCS 7 offers individual, networked and reliable plant monitoring. Web systems can also be operated and observed over the Intranet/Internet. For this, operators can use extensive configuration possibilities for individual and secured online access to the operating and monitoring level of a production plant, enabling the implementation of benefits such as remote control room concepts.

For details contact: Sawant Filtech Pvt Ltd 102/103 Ram Ashirwad Indl Estate, Bldg No: 2, Ram Mandir Road, Goregaon (W), Mumbai 400 104 Tel: 022-26764171, 26792602 Fax: 91-022-26764452 E-mail: sawantfiltech@mtnl.net.in or Circle Readers’ Service Card 79

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SS MAGNETIC DRIVE CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS

Simatic Process Device Manager supports plant-wide access to field devices. Diagnosis, maintenance, parameterization, configuration and commissioning can be performed by mobile terminals with standard browsers as well as by any optional computer within a system. The PC7 supports operators with a new range of search and visualization functions. The Operator Trend View tool depicts the process sequence in the form of trend graphs for a rapid overview. The group view visualizes existing measuring points, making operation faster and more intuitive for plant personnel. The new Logic Matrix allows the switching of interlock statuses in a production plant in compliance with the cause and effect principle. In mass data engineering has also been substantially extended: for instance technological engineering with function, system and layout plans and the relevant documents for PCS 7 projects. PCS 7 also offers integrated monitoring of all energy-relevant consumption data for a complete plant. The load management functions to control loads such as drives are a constituent part of the technology library and can be simply implemented. Software modules supply the faceplate of the Simatic PCS 7 user interface with operating and diagnostic data, generate messages and guarantee connection to the Simatic PCS 7 maintenance system. Siemens offers a Software Update Service for Simatic PCS 7. This also encompasses support for new operating systems such as MS Windows 10 and Server 2012. For details contact: Siemens Ltd 130 Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli Mumbai 400 018 Tel: 022-39677000, 39677537 Fax: 91-022-39677500 E-mail: bijesh.kamath@siemens.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 80

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EDGE WELDED (DIAPHRAGM) BELLOWS Bhastrik Mechanical Labs possess the capability to manufacture nested ripple type edge welded bellows in SS and exotic metals like Hastelloy C276, Inconel 600, 625 and AM 350 of size ranging from 12-mm ID to 175-mm OD. Thickness of diaphragm varies between 0.1mm and 0.3-mm. In some special cases Bhastrik Mechanical Labs have welded diaphragms as thin as 0.03-mm (30-μm) with ‘0’ wrinkles and distortion. The precision-formed diaphragms are edge welded by micro plasma/laser welding using special fixtures to prevent uneven stress build up. For details contact: Bhastrik Mechanical Labs Pvt Ltd Plot No: 95 & 96, 1 st Main Road Nehru Nagar Indl Estate, Kottivakkam Chennai 600 041 Tel: 044-43593702, 4359703 Fax: 91-044-24540353 E-mail: admin@bhastrikbellows.com sales@bhastrikbellows.com

COMPRESSED AIR RENTAL SERVICES Ingersoll Rand responds to this market need with the launch of compressed air rental services. This new offering provides a wide range of compressed air solutions for rent. Customers can now depend on reliable temporary compressed air solutions that will allow them to minimize their downtime and maximize their production, maintaining critical processes in a sustainable manner. Compressed air rental services continues to add new equipment to its range of oil-free Class 0 and oil-flooded compressors, for short and long term rental solutions. For industries such as food and beverage, pharma, electronics, glass, textile and chemical it is critical to maintain productivity and quality in a sustainable manner. Ingersoll Rand compressed air rental services is the solution for seasonal peak demand:, unexpected equipment failure, planned outages and maintenance, and tight capital budgets. For details contact: Ingersoll Rand India Plot No: 35, KIADB Indl Area Bidadi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562 109 E-mail: Contact-India@irco.com

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CONVOLUTED BELLOWS Bhastrik Mechanical Labs offers convoluted metal bellows in SS-304, 304L, 316, 316L, 316Ti, 321 and AM 350 and exotic metals including Hastelloy C-276, Inconel 600 and 625/625 LCF, and phosphor bronze. Bellows size ranges from internal dia 10-mm to 600-mm, wall thickness from 0.10-mm to 1.0-mm with single ply or multiple plies. Metal bellows are manufactured in U-shape and Toroidal shape by hydro-forming, expanding mandrel forming and elastomeric forming methods.

For details contact: Bhastrik Mechanical Labs Pvt Ltd Plot No: 95 & 96, 1 st Main Road Nehru Nagar Indl Estate Kottivakkam, Chennai 600 041 Tel: 044-43593702, 4359703 Fax: 91-044-24540353 E-mail: admin@bhastrikbellows.com sales@bhastrikbellows.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 83

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The extensive IP 67-rated I/O range available for EtherCAT P minimises wiring requirements and facilitates the highly flexible, decentralised data acquisition of all I/O signals in a machine or system.

PFA-LINED MAGNETIC DRIVE CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS

Free and flexible choice of topology, as enabled by EtherCAT, is possible with EtherCAT P. The following IP 67 infrastructure components are available to set up the required network architecture in the field: EPP1111 EtherCAT P Box with ID switch; EPP1322 EtherCAT P junction with power feed-in and junctions with or without power refresh (EPP1332/EPP1342); EPP9001 EtherCAT P/EtherCAT connector with power transmission; and EPP9022 EtherCAT P Box for diagnosing Us (system and sensor supply) and Up (peripheral voltage for actuators).

Sawant Filtech offers efficient, non-corroding, vacuum-resistant PFA-lined magnetic drive centrifugal pumps, Model MKPL magnetic drive chemical process pump and Model MKPL-S self-priming magnetic drive chemical process pump from CP, a Swiss company designed to DIN EN ISO 2858, 5199 and 15783 and compliant with EC Directives 2006/42/ EC (Machinery) and 94/9/EC (ATEX). With their sealless design, the MKPL and MKPL-S magnetic drive pumps are ideal to meet the stringent requirements of chemical processing and a multitude of other industries. The pump casing has a thick, heavy-duty, corrosion- and permeation-resistant PFA lining positively, mechanically locked into the metal armour, ensuring vacuum resistance. This armour absorbs all mechanical stresses that can result from system pressure or piping nozzle loads. Made of pure SSiC (sintered silicon carbide) in robust design engineered for ceramics, the bearing assembly provides max reliability of pump operation. Plain and thrust bearings are secured with polygonal form-fit, self-centring anti-rotation devices. Even at high temperatures, the PFA-lined metal plain bearing carrier maintains a constant clearance between the impeller and casing. The MKPL and MKPL-S pumps come with either an open impeller for low NPSH or a closed impeller for high efficiencies. Featuring a metal core for increased mechanical strength, their plastic impellers are firmly secured to prevent loosening in case of reverse pump rotation. MKPL is designed for operating at up to +200°C, the MKPL pump is built for safety in handling corrosive fluids in high temperature applications. Its connection dimensions and performance data conform to DIN EN ISO 2858, making the MKPL easy to retrofit into any installation to replace old pumps. The MKPL-S features an integral priming chamber in the casing. A separate priming tank is not necessary because the pump evacuates the suction line itself by creating a vacuum. The MKPL-S can even readily pump entrained air in the suction line while running, thus increasing reliability of operation. This pump achieves suction lifts up to 8.5 m.

For details contact: Beckhoff Automation GmbH & Co KG Huelshorstweg 20 33415 Verl, Germany Tel: +49 (0) 5246 963-0 Fax: +49 (0) 5246 963-198 E-mail: info@beckhoff.com

For details contact: Sawant Filtech Pvt Ltd 102/103 Ram Ashirwad Indl Estate Bldg No: 2, Ram Mandir Road Goregaon (W), Mumbai 400 104 Tel: 022-26764171, 26792602, Fax: 91-022-26764452 E-mail: sawantfiltech@mtnl.net.in

Beckhoff combines ultra-fast EtherCAT communication and power supply (2 x 24 V DC/3A) in a standard 4-wire Ethernet cable. It enables direct power supply for both EtherCAT P slaves and the connected sensors and actuators in such a way that separate power lines can be eliminated, simplifying system cabling. This makes EtherCAT P the ideal sensor, actuator and measurement bus, providing advantages both for connecting small remote I/O stations in terminal boxes and for decentralised I/O components located throughout the actual process. For connecting sensors and actuators, users can integrate any of the wide range of well-established EP Box modules from Beckhoff in the new EPP versions for EtherCAT P. These include a variety of 4, 8 and 16-channel digital input box modules; 4, 8, 16 and 24-channel digital output modules; numerous 4, 8 and 16-channel IP 67 I/Os with combined digital inputs/outputs; as well as RS232 and RS422/RS485 serial interfaces. There are also new EPP Box modules for analog I/O quantities, such as ±10 V/0-20 mA, differential/absolute pressures, and data from resistance sensors, thermocouples and incremental encoders.

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HIGH-PRESSURE PUMPS

LOOP REACTOR

High-pressure pumps from SRS Pumps are manufactured with Advanced Pump Technology. Their pumps are horizontal, simplex or triplex positive displacement plunger pumps. Their high-pressure equipment is the most versatile, time-and-cost-effective solution for cleaning, cutting, removing, descaling, testing, spraying, etc.

The HLE loop reactor is an advanced version of a traditional gas liquid induction reactor (hydrogenator) wherein a concept of external heat exchanger is incorporated to reduce the reaction time. The HLE loop reactor consists of a reactor – heat exchanger – external/ internal pump and sequencing automation for sensing and control.

Pump drive end assemblies are of rugged construction with high quality materials and heavy duty taper roller bearings. Bearings are lubricated by splash lubrication. Pumps are designed to permit rapid and economical maintenance, particularly regarding plunger, packing and valves are manufactured to ensure accurate alignment on reassembly. Liquid ends can be offered in SS-304, SS-316, SS-316 L, Hastalloy B or C, Alloy 20, etc. Fluid can be accelerated to high velocities through a nozzle by the application of sufficient hydraulic high-pressure (HP). Hydraulic HP is proportional to the product of fluid pressure and the volume delivered. Fluid velocity is proportional to the pressure developed through a nozzle orifice. The impact of high pressure fluid jets can remove deposits which defy mechanical cutting tools, without any damage to underlying materials by correct selection of nozzles, accessories and power sources. Interchangeable conversion kits are available for all pump units so that the pressure/volume relationship can be altered to suit a particular operation without altering the pump speed, thus maintaining efficient working of the drive motors. For details contact: SRS Pumps Chawl No: B, Pitch No: 3, Pimpal Galli N R Hindustan Naka, Charkop, Kandivli (W), Mumbai 400 067 Tel: 022-28688422 E-mail: info@srspumps.net

The hydrogenation reactions are generally very exothermic in nature. The internal coils/double coils in hydrogenators conventionally used, have limited heat transfer area to remove the heat of reactions. Hence, to control the reaction temperature, hydrogen supply need to be cut-off several times which results in slow and longer completion of hydrogenation reactions. In HLE loop reactor, due to incorporation of external arrangement to remove heat, via the heat exchanger, there is no limitation in the heat transfer area. The reaction can be continued without interruption, resulting in significantly faster and shorter reaction time. The reaction rate is further enhanced by the extremely high mass transfer, which becomes possible due to high flow rates and specifically designed nozzle for gas induction. HLE has a pilot loop reactor with a working capacity of 120 litres designed to operate at 40 kg/cm 2. Customers can avail benefit of their pilot facility by undertaking a suitability check prior to adopting the loop reactor. For details contact: HLE Engineers Pvt Ltd A-6 Maroli Udyognagar Post: Maroli Bazar, Dist: Navsari Gujarat 396 436 Tel: 02637-270150 E-mail: info@hlengineers.com

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DOUBLE ACTING PLUNGER PUMPS Double acting plunger pump is plunger type dosing pump, which the working fluid acts alternately on both sides of the piston. This one as it fills one end of the liquid chamber is discharging liquid from the other end of the chamber. On the return stroke, the end of the chamber just emptied is filled and end just filled is emptied. Each stroke of the piston fills one chamber and empties another, which nearly doubles the flow rate over a singleacting plunger pump. This pump can be used for high precision injections with pulse rates of ±1%. For details contact: SRS Pumps Chawl No: B, Pitch No: 3, Pimpal Galli, N R Hindustan Naka Charkop, Kandivli (W), Mumbai 400 067 Tel: 022-28688422 E-mail: info@srspumps.net / srspumps@gmail.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 88

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NEW INTUITIVE GC SOLUTION

Heinkel offers the inverting filter centrifuge that is accepted and highly regarded in all application areas of the pharma industry. For products with a large proportion of free material <20 um and high filtration resistance, the centrifuge drum can be pressurised with a gas pressure of up to 6 bar in order to combine the process engineering advantages of centrifugation with the possibilities offered by differential pressure filtration. The residual moisture in hard-to-filter products can be reduced by a further 10-20 per cent in comparison with pure centrifugation. Pressure added centrifugation can also be used for drying solid matter to a residual moistness <1%. This drying method is used most importantly in situation where valuable, toxic or extremely small quantities of product are being processed with no transfer of solids between the filtration and drying apparatus. Centrifuging process can be regulated flexibly and adjusted automatically according to product properties. Homogeneous washing results through the even cake structure. Comparatively low consumption of wash medium and consequently low volume of wash filtrate to be processed. No manual emptying of the drum or opening of the process housings necessary.

Agilent Technologies Inc offers a new addition to its industry-leading line of gas chromatographs. The Agilent Intuvo 9000 GC solution offers users new innovative technology that will help laboratories meet operational, scientific and financial goals. Intuvo 9000 makes complex technology easy to use. Click-and-run connections eliminate ferrules, guard-chip technology extends column life, and the trim-free column eliminates retention time shifts due to column trimming maintenance. With Intuvo Flow Technology chips and Smart ID Keys, the Intuvo 9000 system self-identifies installed components and self-configures methods. Operations like mid-column backflush are made routine by eliminating complex setup and extra calculators. The touchscreen user interface provides quick access to system status and real-time data, and it guides the user through routine maintenance operations. Connection via smartphone or tablet notifies laboratory managers remotely of system status. The new system, especially when coupled with mass spectrometry, is ideal for high-throughput contract laboratories, and for labs dealing with challenging sample matrices in fields such as food, environmental, chemical, pharma and forensics testing.

For details contact: Heinkel Engg Pvt Ltd 209, 2nd Floor, Block IV, Emrald Plaza Hiranandani Meadows, Gladys Alwarys Road Thane (W), Maharashtra 400 610 Telefax: 91-022-21730785 E-mail: sales@heinkel.in

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FULLY AUTOMATED SYNTHESIS Syrris offers the Atlas HD automated jacketed reactor system. The Atlas HD is designed to offer supreme flexibility and ease of use, combining intuitive touch screen control with a wide range of options to suit virtually any reaction set-up. It is available with a choice of easily interchangeable reaction vessels – from 50 ml to 5 l – and a selection of sensors to allow fully automated monitoring of temperature, turbidity and pH. Reaction parameters can be easily programmed and monitored in the system’s firmware, as well as adjusted in real time, helping to achieve unrivalled reproducibility and performance. For complete process automation, the Atlas HD’s PC software offers straightforward third party device integration, providing a truly modular solution for a variety of laboratory workflows. For details contact: Syrris Scientific Equipment Pvt Ltd 420/421 Corporate Avenue, Sonawala Road Goregaon (E), Mumbai 400 063 Tel: 022-26864410 E-mail: info@syrris.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 91

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ASIA AUTOMATED REAGENT INJECTOR Syrris offers its Asia Automated Reagent Injector designed for use with Asia flow chemistry systems, enabling fully automated experiments with multiple reagents. Driven by the Asia Syringe Pump module, the compact Asia Automated Reagent Injector offers high performance, fully automated sample injection via two independent channels, allowing complex matrixed libraries to be synthesized. Gas blanketing provides the inert sampling conditions required for safe handling of air and moisture sensitive reagents and with sample pre-pressurization up to 20 bar, dispersion and pressure drops during reactions can be avoided, enabling even small volumes to be injected. For max flexibility, sample loops from 0.1 to 10 ml are available, as well as a selection of removable racks for 2, 8 and 40 ml vials. Complete process automation is provided by connection to the Asia Manager PC Software, enabling sophisticated multiple sample injections and experiments to be performed, including key applications such as synthetic library generation, reagent screening, reaction optimization, kinetic and degradation studies, and LogD screening. For details contact: Syrris Scientific Equipment Pvt Ltd 420/421 Corporate Avaenue, Sonawale Road Goregaon (E), Mumbai 400 063 Tel: 022-26864410 E-mail: info@syrris.com

POLYAMIDE 6 FOR ENGINE OIL PAN The engine oil pan for one of the latest car consists of an upper and a lower part made from 30 per cent glass fiber-reinforced Durethan BKV 30 H2.0 from LANXESS. The upper part is screw-connected to a pipeline carrier that is also made from polyamide 6. Using plastic instead of aluminium means that numerous functions can be shaped directly during injection moulding, thereby integrating them into the component. This has helped to reduce the number of separate parts that need to be manufactured and mounted for the oil pan, and key work steps needed in the final assembly of the engine has also been cut. Furthermore, the oil return lines of the turbocharger, the oil separator and the air-oil separator are combined in the pipeline carrier. Polyamide 6 has helped to reduce the weight of the upper and lower sections of the oil pan. Overall, the oil pan is more lighter than its aluminum predecessor, due to the lower density of the plastic and the optimized wall thicknesses. A key argument in favour of the oil pan using injection moulding was the huge potential that the process offers for integrating functions and thereby cutting costs. The lower energy costs are another benefit in favour of manufacturing injection-moulded parts. For details contact: LANXESS LANXESS House, Plot No: A 162-164, Road No: 27, MIDC, Wagle Estate, Thane (W), Mahrashtra 400 604 Tel: 022-25871000, Fax: 91-022-25871287

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MONITORING SULPHURIC ACID CONCENTRATION ONLINE For the concentration determination, sonic velocity meters have proven to be ideal, as sonic velocity forms a strong and unambiguous function to the concentration of sulphuric acid and oleum in the production-relevant concentration ranges. With the LiquiSonic analyzer by SensoTech, the concentration of sulphuric acid and oleum is continuously monitored in real time using just one single sonic velocity sensor that is installed directly in the pipe. The robust construction and Hastelloy C-2000 as sensor material make the sensor completely maintenance-free. The measurement accuracy is up to ±0.03 m% and the results are updated every second. The LiquiSonic controller displays and stores the real-time information. Via 4-20 mA signal, digital outputs, serial interfaces, fieldbus or Ethernet, the controller can be integrated into the network and control system. The analyzer monitors the acid concentration, eg, in processes of sulphuric acid production, including the double contact double absorption (DCDA) process and the wet sulphuric acid (WSA) process. Moreover, LiquiSonic analyzers are used in synthesis gas drying, fertilizer production, decomposing ore mining or in etching and pickling baths of the chemical and steel industry. For details contact: SensoTech GmbH Steinfeldstr 1, D-39179 Magdeburg-Barleben, Germany Tel: +49 (0) 39203 514 100, Fax: +49 (0) 39203 514 109 E-mail: info@sensotech.com or Circle Readers’ Service Card 94

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UK: Wood Group has announced that it has been awarded a new contract by petrochemical manufacturer SABIC, in the UK. Engineering design services will be provided to the SABIC Teesside complex in Wilton, UK under the contract, which is effective immediately. The contract, which will be delivered by Wood Group’s operations in Woking, extends the company’s support of SABIC globally; Wood Group currently supports SABIC operations in Saudi Arabia and USA Robin Watson, CEO, Wood Group said: “This contract, which extends our support of SABIC into the UK, demonstrates the strong relationship we have with this client based on our proven track record of excellence, quality and assurance in our technical service delivery. “Our diverse and robust expertise and capabilities position us strongly to add value for clients in the petrochemical market, which represents a good long-term opportunity for Wood Group. We will leverage our knowledge of working with SABIC globally towards the successful, efficient and effective delivery of this new contract.”

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Brazil, South America: NORD DRIVESYSTEMS has announced that it has launched a new line of single-stage helical inline gearboxes with a NORDBLOC.1 light alloy case at the 2016 Hannover Messe exhibition. The gear unit series is particularly suited to pump, agitator, fan, and intra-logistics applications. NORD has worked closely with renowned manufacturers in these fields throughout the development process. Above all, these new gears achieve a very high torsional rigidity through a robust design that was thoroughly tested, amongst others with abruptly increased pump pressures and shaft vibration. In high-speed applications, these helical inline gearboxes are a more powerful solution than two-stage units. Highly precise manufacturing and high-quality materials also ensure the products are very lightweight, smooth-running, and exceptionally efficient. The nsd tupH surface treatment is optionally available to make the units highly resistant to corrosion, for instance for long-term use in aggressive ambient atmospheres. IEC and NEMA motor mounting options as well as various shaft, bearing, and lubrication variants enable versatile bespoke configurations. The new NORDBLOC.1 products will initially be available in five sizes.Abest re adhus, es peres moltudam ve, intio, quidin Etrare firtere, conve, que et corbefa ctabeme plieri praestidiis rei im et vis; non sideri sente ac vitris a sena, cricaus, nos priam omno. Simmortiam intrarivis.

Georgia, USA: ExxonMobil has announced that researchers from ExxonMobil and the Georgia Institute of Technology have revealed a new form of plastics making that could diminish manufacturing costs and emissions. The novel system, which was published in the academic journal Science, would supposedly save the petrochemicals industry US$2 billion, and lower the emissions equivalent to the emissions from about 5 million U.S. homes. Mike Kerby, Corporate Strategic Research Manager, Exxon Mobil said that, “In effect, we’d be using a filter with microscopic holes to do what an massive amount of heat and energy currently do in a chemical process alike to that found in oil refining.” Further testing is needed, but Exxon Mobil is poised with the results thus far and is interested in following the technology for a wider global implementation, he further added. The petrochemicals industry in the U.S. has experienced a boom following the spike in fracking that began nearly a decade ago. This has generated increased development of infrastructure in several U.S. Gulf states including planned and future projects, which the American Chemistry Council estimates will create around 70,000 jobs. One of these plans was announced by Exxon Mobil and the state-owned Saudi Arabia Basic Industries Corp. for the construction of a multibillion-dollar petrochemical complex either in Texas or Louisiana.

Magdeburg–Barleben, Germany: For the lubrication of compressors in air-conditioning systems, refrigerant oils circulate in the refrigeration cycle, however, they reduce the cooling effectiveness. Therefore, continuous monitoring of the oil content is especially important in the development of air-conditioning systems in order to determine the optimum oil circulation ratio that depends on the used refrigerant, compressor and process conditions. The concentration measurement of oil in the refrigerant places high demands on the analysis. On the one hand, there are high pressures, which may be up to 150 bar in case of CO2. With the LiquiSonic® OCR analyzer by SensoTech, specifically designed for refrigerant applications, the oil circulation ratio in the refrigerant can be monitored online and directly in the process using sonic velocity measurement. The LiquiSonic® sensor is installed in the pipeline and combined with a pressure transducer. Additionally, two Pt1000 temperature probes are integrated in the sensor, so that from the values sonic velocity, temperature and pressure the temperature- and pressure-compensated oil concentration can be calculated in real time. Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 47

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Mumbai, India: Reliance Industries (RIL) has announced that it expects to commission projects with an overall investment of USD 35 billion in 2016-17. Its annual report for 2015-16 talks about petrochemical expansion projects that would place RIL among the top 10 global producers in that sector. RIL has also pursued shareholders’ endorsement to raise ` 100 billion through non-convertible debentures (NCDs) this fiscal year. In a letter to shareholders, Mukesh Ambani, Chairman, RIL stated that, “In the polyester chain, we added substantial volumes in an effort to further integrate our business. Reliance is confident of placing all our incremental output from the new projects in the domestic markets to meet India’s growing demand.” RIL said its petrochemical plant expansion was on schedule and would provide the company the capacity and earning potential of a top producer in the world. During the year, RIL and its subsidiaries arranged long-term foreign currency facilities of about USD 6.3 billion. RIL, which reported a gross refining margin of USD 10.8 a barrel in 201516, managing to outperform the Singapore benchmark with a premium of USD 3.3 a barrel, expects mar gin pressure, but hopes to perform better than the benchmark. The company also stated that, the ability to operate at high utilisation levels and switch products latest conditions enabled to suit market conditions enabled RIL to capture margin optimisation opportunities in the market. Overall, effective utilisation of secondary processing units, innovative approach to optimise logistics cost and utilisation, production flexibility to swing to higher netback products and sourcing of best value crude and feedstock-enabled RIL to sustain its performance even in a challenging margin environment. The company asserted that, it is expanded its fuel retail pump network to 1,000. It sees opportunity for further expansion. Both Reliance and its partner BP are assessing the new policy and investment plans to develop discovered resources.

Gujarat, India: Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd (DFPCL) has announced its plans to set up a manufacturing facility at Dahej in Gujarat to develop its nitric acid capacities, with an investment of ` 500 crore. The aim is to upsurge the current capacity of 840,000 MTPA to 148,000 MTPA. Scheduled to go operational by 2018, the land for setting up the project has already been acquired. Commenting upon the development, Sailesh Mehta, CMD, DFPCL stated that, “This new facility will be the initial step of development of a mega multi products site at Dahej, which would accommodate to the demand of several intermediates and specialty chemicals manufacturers in India.”

Babrala, India: Norwegian chemical company Yara International has announced that it has acquired Tata Chemicals’ (TCL) Babrala urea plant and distribution business in Uttar Pradesh, India, for USD 400 million on a debt and cash free basis, which also comprises normalised net working capital. TCL’s Babrala plant every year produces 0.7 million tonnes of ammonia and 1.2 million tonnes of urea. Over the financial year that ended on 31st March, the Babrala plant created revenues and earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) of USD 350 million and USD 35 million, respectively. Svein Tore Holsether, President-CEO, Yara International said, “This well operated plant and its highly skilled employees will make an excellent addition to Yara’s global production system. This acquisition represents another significant step in our growth strategy, creating an integrated position in the world’s second-largest fertiliser market. “India has strong population growth and increasing living standards, and significant potential to improve agricultural productivity. He also added that, “We are impressed with the worldclass operations we have seen in Babrala. The workforce is committed to high HESQ standards, and has a solid safety track record. Yara has been operating in India since 1990, and has recently focused on the sale of premium products in the southern and western regions of the country. The agreement will be subject to governing approvals and authorising by courts in India. The company anticipates the process to be completed in between the period of 9-12 month.

Mangaluru, India: Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL) has announced that in lieu of planning to magnify market for polypropylene, is pursuing to sell around 0.44 million tonnes (mt) of polypropylene a year. The 28th annual report of MRPL for 2015-16 mentioned that the company has positively penetrated the polypropylene market in a short span of nine months with a sales volume of 0.139 mt and sales value of ` 1,039 crore. It also said that, the company is in the development of expanding its market reach in order to sell 0.44 mt of polypropylene a year. To leverage the extremely profitable polypropylene and to position MRPL as a niche player, inclusive pricing of various grades of polypropylene has been put in place along with customer enrolment activity. MRPL has appointed Del Credere Agents cum Consignment Stockist to partner in addressing major demand clusters in the south and west of India.

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Oil Min Fines RIL for Low gas output

New Delhi, India: The Union Cabinet has announced that it approved proposals for the revival of closed fertilizer units at Talcher, Ramagundam, Barauni, Gorakhpur and Sindri.

New Delhi, India: The oil ministry has levied an additional penalty `2,500 crore on Reliance Industries and its partners for producing less than the assured quantity of gas from its Andhra offshore field in 2014-15, as per the company’s regulatory filings to the bourses.

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) in its meeting has approved the revival of these units on “nomination route” through PSUs. Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited, Gail (India) Ltd, Coal India Limited and Fertilizer Corporation India Limited (FCIL) have been nominated to revive the Talcher unit while National Fertilizers Limited, Engineers India Limited and FCIL have been nominated to revive the Ramagundam unit. In order to facilitate the revival of closed units of FCIL, the CCEA approved waiver of Government of India loan and interest on FCIL to make the net worth of FCIL positive and to seek its de-registration from Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction and paves way for revival of closed units of FCIL. Pre-Project activities to revive these two units are currently in progress. The Union Cabinet in its meeting has approved to revive these closed fertilizer units by means of a Special Purpose Vehicle of Public Sector Units namely, National Thermal Power Corporation, Coal India Limited, Indian Oil Corporation Limited and Fertilizer Corporation India Limited/Hindustan Fertilizer Corporation Limited, through “nomination route” instead of bidding route as approved earlier. This information was given by the Minister of State (MoS) in the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers Mansukh L. Mandaviya in the Rajya Sabha.

DCM Shriram to Expand Chlor Alkali Capacity in Rajasthan Rajasthan, India: DCM Shriram Ltd has announced that it is planning to develop its chlor alkali plant and associated flakers & stable bleaching powder plants at Kota, Rajasthan with an outlay of Rs 97 crores. In its BSE filling, DCM Shriram stated that, “The board has approved an investment proposal estimating to ` 97.3 crores to be financed through internal generation and debts, for expansion of its chlor alkali plant and related flakers & stable bleaching powder plants at Kota (Rajasthan) for increase in its existing capacity of 330 tonnes per day (TPD) to 410 TPD (proposed),” The proposed expansion project is likely to be operational by the end of Q3 FY18. The company is presently augmenting capacity of chlor alkali at Bharuch, Gujarat plant through a multi-phase expansion project. As part of this exercise, DCM commissioned 420 TPD of additional chlor alkali capacity at its Bharuch plant in June this year. With the commissioning, the total chlor alkali capacity of DCM Shriram has gone up to 1200 TPD. The balance chlor alkali capacity and power expansion project at Bharuch is anticipated to be commissioned in phases by September-October 2016.

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The ministry enforces the penalty in the form of not permitting the company to recover part of its investment in the infrastructure for bringing the KG-D6 block into production. With the latest fine, which the company has disputed and is challenging through arbitration, the overall penalty for five fiscals beginning April 1, 2010 has augmented to USD 2.76 billion. In its regulatory filling, RIL stated that, “Up to financial year 2013-14, the cost recovery proposed to be disallowed was USD 2.38 billion and consequent demand of government of India share of additional profit petroleum of USD 195.3 million on cumulative basis. On June 3, 2016, the company received a revised claim up to year 2014-15 with a disallowance of USD 2.76 billion on cumulative basis and consequent demand of government of India share of additional profit petroleum of USD 246.9 million, also on cumulative basis.” It further added that, “Every year, based on its own interpretations of the PSC (production sharing contract) and assumptions (with which the contractor group does not agree), ministry of petroleum and natural gas revises the total cost it proposes to disallow and consequently aggregates the figure with figures of the previous years... It also demands additional profit petroleum (in total including previous year claims as well) as government of India share.” “Of the additional profit petroleum claimed, the government has already collected USD 81.7 million in gas pool account. The government had for 2010-11 disallowed USD 457 million of cost, USD 548 million for 201112, USD 792 million for 2012-13 and USD 579 million for 2013-14. Now, another USD 380 million cost has been disallowed for output lagging behind target in 2014-15.”, asserted RIL.

Comprehensive viability study underway for Mega Oil Refinery in Maharashtra New Delhi, India: The Minister of State (I/C) for Petroleum & Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan informed the Rajya Sabha in a written reply that Oil PSUs namely Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) have announced the plan to jointly set up an integrated refinerycum-petrochemical complex with a refining capacity of 60 MMTPA (million metric tonnes per annum) in 2 phases in Maharashtra. Engineers India Limited (EIL) is carrying out detailed feasibility study. Oil PSUs and EIL are in the process of site selection for the refinery in consultation with Govt. of Maharashtra. Setting of operationalisation targets depend on land availability, environment clearance etc. Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 49

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News Mumbai, India: KSB Pumps Limited has announced the appointment of Mr. Rajeev Jain as Managing Director. He will also accept the portfolios and responsibilities as the Chairman of MIL Controls Ltd. and will head the Global Design Center – KSB Tech as Mr.Rajeev Jain Managing Director KSB Pumps Limited its Managing Director, located in Pune along with heading KSB groups’ Asia West operations as the Regional Executive Officer. Prior to assuming this very important role, Mr. Jain was the Managing Director at KSB in Indonesia for over a decade and successfully steered the company to a leadership position in that region. During this tenure in Indonesia, he also was the Managing Director of KSB Singapore and the Regional Executive Officer for South East Asia The objective and Vision of Mr. Jain, while assuming this plum assignment, is not only to consolidate and safeguard the existing strong position of the company, but also to steer, propel and fast track the growth in business of KSB in India with sustained profits in the near future - to an undisputed leadership position in the major segments the company operates in! Currently, from its 5 plants in India, KSB manufactures and supplies Power Driven Centrifugal Pumps and Industrial Valves, reliably and safely, to address the needs of customers from the Water and Waste Water; Agriculture; Construction; General industries; Oil, Refineries and Petrochemicals; and Power Plants including Super Critical Power Plants and Nuclear Power plants.

Mumbai, India: Shree Pushkar Chemicals & Fertilisers Ltd has announced that it is planning to start commercial production at its new sulphate of potash (SOP) plant, located at Lote Parshuram, Ratnagiri (Maharashtra), in September this year. In its BSE filling, Shree Pushkar Chemicals stated that, “The main plant has been imported on turnkey basis from China and has been successfully commissioned on August 01, 2016. The Company is currently in the process of conducting trial runs, and the full commercial production at the plant is scheduled to commence by September 2016 along with the calcium chloride plant, a by-product in the manufacturing process,” The company, along with its development plans for manufacture of reactive dyes through the proceeds of the IPO, is presently setting up a plant for manufacturing sulphate of potash, a soluble potassic fertiliser, with a capacity of 10,000 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA).

New Delhi, India: The Minister of State (I/C) for Petroleum & Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan informed the Lok Sabha in a written reply that the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas had announced a Bio-diesel Purchase Policy in October 2005, under which, Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) would purchase biodiesel at a uniform price as may be decided by the OMCs from time to time, for blending with High Speed Diesel (HSD) to the extent of 5 per cent at identified 20 purchase centres across the country. However, OMCs could not procure biodiesel upto August, 2015 as biodiesel producers were not coming forward to supply their biodiesel at the prices decided by OMCs from time to time. The Government allowed the sale of Bio-diesel (B100) by private manufacturers to bulk consumers like Railways, State Transport Corporations and other bulk consumers. Also, retailing of biodiesel blended diesel by Public Sector Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) has started on the same day. As a result, the biodiesel procurement by Public Sector OMCs has started. 1.32 crore litre Biodiesel (B100) has been procured by Public Sector OMCs. During the current Financial Year also, OMCs have finalised a quantity of 4.01 crore litres of biodiesel for the period of April – September, 2016.

New Delhi, India: Production of fertilizers in the country is not sufficient to meet the local demand. There is gap between domestic production and demand. The gap is met through imports. The details of production of major fertilizers in the country during last two years are given below:Urea is the only fertilizer under statutory price control and its import is restricted and permitted through State Trading Enterprises ( STEs), namely Metals and Mineral Trading Corporation of India (MMTC), State Trading Corporation Limited (STC) and Indian Potash Limited (IPL), under the Foreign Trade Policy of the Government. Urea for direct agricultural use is imported on Government account to bridge the gap between assessed demand and indigenous production. Government is also importing approximately 20 Lakh Metric Tonnes urea from Oman India Fertilizer Company (OMIFCO) under a Long Term Urea off Take Agreement (UOTA) between GOI & OMIFCO. Import of fertilizers (other than Urea) is free, commonly known as Open General License (OGL). Various companies import these fertilizers as per their commercial judgment. Muriate of Potash (MOP) is the only fertilizer, whose demand is fully met through imports as there are no viable sources of MOP in the country. This information was given by the Minister of State (MoS) in the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers Mansukh L Mandaviya in the Rajya Sabha.

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Mumbai, India: The industrial community the world over are emphasizing on reducing greenhouse emissions; especially in the transportation sector they intended to curb large scale emissions of pollutants by implementing stringent emission standards. These emission standards adopted by various countries mandated that the fuel combustion equipment in vehicles to undergo drastic design changes and also by using cleaner fuels from the refineries with reduced sulphur content. However, refining fuels with can satisfy stringent pollution control norms (i.e. to produce cleaner fuels) are the biggest challenge being faced by refineries across the globe. The current emission standard EURO VI or equivalent requires 10 ppm sulphur content which is an even greater challenge for the global refiners. Traditionally, all fossil fuels have sulphur content which needs to be de-sulphurised using various refining processes like hydrotreating and hydrocracking. The difficulty is that the process of reducing sulphur involves high pressure and high temperature and further compounded by intermixing of fluids in gasketed heat exchangers causing sulphur slippage in the refining process by using the existing equipment. So this requirement for clean fuels compels the refineries to revamp their existing hydro cracker and hydro treating units or set up new modules which enable them to produce fuel with 10 ppm sulphur content. To achieve this task the refineries need a unique heat exchanger which can operate under high temperature and high pressure and at the same time the heat exchanger should not allow intermixing of fluids. Also due to its use in the dirty service it should provide ease of maintenance. This challenge can be overcome by the refining world by turning to essentially a highly effective Screw Plug Heat Exchanger designed and manufactured by TEMA. Breech Lock or Screw Plug Exchangers are basically U-tube exchangers. The channel side operates at high temperature and pressure and it has a threaded end closure. In some designs, the shell side may also be at high pressure. The tube bundle is removable without having to dismantle the channel or disconnect the nozzles from the pipeline. Thus screw plug exchangers help to reduce fabrication cost; moreover its design is such that it enables quick and effortless in-service maintenance. The major problems encountered with the use of such end closures were •

Jamming of the threaded plug, due to “Bell Mouthing”

Leakage through the tubesheet gasket.

These issues are successfully resolved with the modified Screw Plug Heat Exchanger design by TEMA. There are around 150 TEMA-make Screw Plug Heat Exchangers in service all around the world. With the emphasis on clean fuels and adherence to EURO VI or equivalent emission standards are around the globe this new approach to refining clean fuels using Screw Plug Heat Exchanger is the only way out.

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New Delhi, India: Government has announced that it has sanctioned `1,554 crore R&D project to develop advanced ultrasuper critical (AUSC) technology for thermal power plants, a step to safeguard energy security. The CCEA "sanctioned a proposal of R&D project for development of Advanced Ultra Super Critical (AUSC) technology for thermal power plant with an estimated cost of ` 1,554 crore and providing one time budgetary support of ` 900 crore spread over a period of three years, commencing from 2017-18, to be provided as plan Gross Budgetary Support to BHEL for implementation of the R&D project," Ministry of Heavy Industry and Public Enterprises said in a statement. A consortium of three government entities -- Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), Indira Gandhi Centre of Atomic Research (IGCAR) and NTPC -- have proposed a R&D project for development of AUSC technology for thermal power plants of future, foreseeing reduced coal consumption as well as Carbon Di-Oxide (CO2) emission, it said. The project is articulated with a timecycle of two and a half years, with an estimated cost of ` 1,554 crore, with a contribution of ` 270 crore from BHEL, ` 50 crore from NTPC, ` 234 crore from IGCAR,` 100 crore from Department of Science and Technology (DST). Balance amount of ` 900 crore will be funded by Department of Heavy Industry (DHI) as grant, the statement said. The project will allow Indian industries to design, manufacture and commission higher efficiency coal-fired power plants with indigenously developed technology and manufacturing processes. This will be the first time large power plant equipment will be manufactured with advanced technologies, but without any technological collaboration/licensing agreement with foreign companies. "The proposed technology is still in research stage. It is still not developed and demonstrated anywhere in the world," it said. The consortium partners are working on the project from the basics of material development, characterisation of alloys for high temperature and high pressure applications, basic principles of thermal engineering useful in design from scratch for large equipment like boiler among others. Power generation from coal contributes to about 38 percent of CO2 pollution in the atmosphere. Twenty percent reduction in CO2 emission at source combined with 20 percent saving in coal consumption compared to a sub-critical plant and by about 11 per cent compared to a supercritical plant are the primary reasons justifying this project. Use of this technology in all future large power plants will ensure energy security for the country for a longer period, along with a greener environment. Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 51

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Project Update

New Contracts/Expansions/Revamps The following list is a brief insight into the latest new projects by various companies in India. CHEMICALS M Chemicals proposes an expansion from 10-TPM to 35-TPM of its synthetic organic chemicals manufacturing unit in GIDC Sachin, district: Surat, Gujarat. The estimated cost of the expansion is `12-million. The current status of the project could not be ascertained. According to MoEF sources, EIA report has been prepared by Aqua-Air Environmental Engineers. The existing plant manufactures 10-TPM 6-Nitro, 1-Diazo, 2-Napthol, 4-Sulphonic Acid. The expansion entails addition of new products namely, 25-TPM G-Salt, R-Salt, Amido G-Acid, Aniline 2,4 DSA, Aniline 2,5 DSA, Para Nitro Chloro Benzoyl Sulphonic Acid, Sulfo Tobias Acid, Para Cresidine Ortho Sulphonic Acid, Schaffer’s Acid, Broenner’s Acid. Total plot area is approximately 1,650-sq m, out of which, 300-sq m has been used for green belt development. 5-KLD effluent will be treated in-house ETP and 10KLD effluent will be sent to common MEE of MEPL for evaporation. Mamta Texdyes (Samba) proposes a synthetic organic chemicals manufacturing unit in GIDC Sarigam, district: Valsad, Gujarat. The project is spread over 2,250-sq m. The estimated cost of the project is `32-million. The current status of the project could not be ascertained. According to SEIAA sources, Eco Chem Sales Services is the environmental consultant. The proposed products are 200TPM sulphur black grains, 300-TPM sulphur black liquid and the byproducts are 250.1-TPM sodium thio sulphate crystal and 47.12-TPM sodium chloride salt. 700-sq m area has been proposed for green belt development. Industrial waste water will be treated in primary and tertiary treatment plant and treated waste water will be discharged into CETP Sarigam. Resipol Adhesives proposes an expansion of synthetic organic chemicals manufacturing unit in village: Rajpur, district: Mehsana, Gujarat. The estimated cost of the expansion is ` 40-million. The current status of the project could not be ascertained. According to SEAC sources, the manufacturing of existing products, 2.0-TPM benzyl alcohol, 1.1-TPM benzyl benzoate, 3.0-TPM benzoic acetate, 1.4-TPM sodium benzoate, 1.8-TPM sodium acetate will be discontinued and 300-TPM polyester resins (different grades) and alkyd resins (different grades), 90-TPM melamine formaldehyde resin and 85-TPM urea formaldehyde resin will be manufactured as new products. The plot area is approximately 6,033.00-sq m. Unit has proposed 2,000-sq m area for green belt development. Industrial effluent of 0.42-KLD after primary treatment will be evaporated in kettle type evaporator. Two DG sets each of 65-KVA will be provided. It was decided to recommend the project to SEIAA, Gujarat for grant of environmental clearance. Royal Wood proposes a 90-TPM phenol formaldehyde resin, urea formaldehyde resin, melamine urea formaldehyde resin and melamine formaldehyde resin manufacturing unit in village: Modvadar,

district: Kutch, Gujarat. The current status of the project could not be ascertained. According to MoEF sources, existing products are 3-million sq m per month plywood, flush door, block board and veneer. The manufactured resin will be used for in-house consumption at the wood products plant. The project will come up on 11,603.62-sq m of existing land. The greenbelt area is 600-sq m. A base platform will be constructed for the resin plant; remaining will be MS structure. Eternis Fine Chemicals proposes an expansion of synthetic organic chemicals manufacturing unit from 42,200-TPA to 60,000-TPA in MIDC Kurkumbh, district: Pune, Maharashtra. The current status of the project could not be ascertained. According to MoEF sources, total land area is 100,400-sq m and built-up area is 42,710-sq m. 33 per cent will be developed as green belt area. The project will entail: 1) capacity expansion of existing products and by-products; 2) addition of similar products and by-products; 3) introduction of new eco-friendly biomass boiler as replacement to furnace oil. Project involves manufacturing of fragrance from organic raw materials by chemical process like hydrogenation, esterification, Diels-Alder reaction, cyclisation, dehydrogenation, aldol condensation, etc, followed by distillation to match precise quality standards. By-products capacity will be augmented from 11,400-TPA to 20,000-TPA. The estimated cost of the project is ` 1,050-million. The power requirement 12,000-KVA will be available through Government Electricity Board. Panoli Intermediates (India) proposes an expansion of its specialty chemicals manufacturing unit and a new 10-MW coal-based captive power project in Unit-III, GIDC Nandesari, district: Vadodara, Gujarat. The estimated cost of the project is `100-million. The current status of the project could not be ascertained. According to MoEF sources, the total plot area is 15,480-sq m. The capacity of isomers and DNCB such as 2:4 DCNB, 2:6 DCNB, 2:5 DCNB is to be augmented from 200-TPM to 2,200-TPM, ortho anisidine/para anisidine from 100-TPM to 1,100-TPM, ortho nitro aniline/para nitro aniline from 300-TPM to 2,300-TPM, isomers of DCA from 80-TPM to 1,080-TPM, isomers and DCNB such as 2:3 DCNB, 2:5 DCNB. isomers of DCNB such as 2:3 DCNB, 2:5 DCNB, 3:4 DCNB from 200-TPM to 2,200-TPM, H-acid from 50-TPM to 500-TPM and addition of a new product namely, 1,500-TPM derivatives of nitro phenol and a new 10-MW coal-based captive power project. 10-MW power requirement is to be met from MGVCL and 10-MW from the captive power project. The effluent will be treated in proposed effluent treatment plant. Saras Plywood Products is planning a 60-TPM urea formaldehyde resin manufacturing plant in New GIDC Gundlav, district: Valsad, Gujarat. The existing land area is 1.5 acres. The estimated cost of the project is ` 7.5-million. Kalyan Industries is the equipment supplier. The project is waiting for environmental clearance. Civil work will commence in 3 months. The project is planned for completion in this year. According to SEIAA sources, the company has proposed primary

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FMC India is planning an expansion of its chemical manufacturing unit at IDA Patancheru, district: Medak, Telangana. The estimated cost of the project is ` 17.5-million. As of September the project was waiting for the environmental clearance. According to MoEF sources, the plot area is 4.027 acres. The company proposes to manufacture 50-TPM of products as part of the expansion. Green belt on 33 per cent of the land area will be developed and maintained. Power requirement will be made available through SPCPDCL. The project will be completed within 2 years. Globex Laboratories (R&D) proposes a pigments manufacturing unit at village: Dabhasa, district: Vadodara, Gujarat. According to MoEF sources, the project will come up in the existing land on 9,312-sq m. Kadam Environmental Consultants, Vadodara is the environmental consultant. The project will entail manufacture of 40-TPM red pigments, 40-TPM yellow pigments and 450-TPM dilute phosphoric acid. Environment clearance has been obtained for the products – red pigments and yellow pigments. Construction work has begun, as EC and NOC have been received. Effluents generated will be treated in effluent treatment plant having MEE. The company has applied for Amendment in Environmental Clearance dated 26th September 2012 for change in fuel from LDO to agro waste briquettes and addition of one raw material, ie, phosphoric acid and generation of dilute phosphoric acid (25 per cent basis) as by-product. Bohra Industries is implementing an expansion of its chemical and fertilizer manufacturing unit at Umarda, district: Udaipur, Rajasthan on 14,500-sq m of existing land. The project will entail expansion of single super phosphate capacity from 400-TPD to 600-TPD, granulated super phosphate from 200-TPD to 300-TPD and addition of new products namely 150-TPD triple super phosphate, 550-TPD synthetic gypsum, 30-TPD Di-calcium phosphate, 160-TPD phosphoric acid, 0.3-TPD potassium fluoride, 150-TPD H 2SO4 and 0.3-TPD Sodium Tri Polyphosphate (STPP). Machinery has been ordered from China. Civil work is in progress. The project is scheduled for completion in 2018. Ami Lifesciences proposes expansion of its synthetic organic chemicals manufacturing unit (viz, pharmaceutical bulk drugs and drug intermediates) from 65.70-TPM to 131.60-TPM in Padra, district: Vadodara, Gujarat. The estimated cost of the project is ` 87.046-million. Environmental Consultant to this project is Envisafe Environment Consultants. According to MoEF sources, total plot area is 23,760-sq m (existing 10,270-sq m and 13,490-sq m for expansion). The unit currently manufactures 2-TPM 1-Acetyl Naphthalene, 1-TPM 2-Acetyl Naphthalene, 6-TPM Itopide HCl, 1.20-TPM Loxapine Succinate, 0.30-TPM Amoxapine, 6-TPM Venlafaxine, 6-TPM Progunil HCl, 6-TPM CB-2-L-Valine, 0.60-TPM Nateglinide, 0.60-TPM Quetiapine, 24-TPM Carbomazepin and 12-TPM Oxacarbomazepin. The expansion will involve addition of new products. Water requirement from ground water source will be

increased from 34.53-cu m/day to 181-cu m/day after expansion. Effluent generation will be increased from 9.35-cu m/day to 79.5-cu m/day after expansion. Highly concentrated effluent will be sent to captive incinerator for incineration. Remaining effluent (70-cu m/ day) will be treated in the ETP comprising primary, secondary and tertiary treatment. Treated effluent will be sent to CETP for further treatment. ETP sludge, inorganic residue and incineration ash will be sent to TSDF. Spent carbon, organic residue will be sent to incinerator.

Project Update

treatment plant followed by evaporator for treatment of industrial effluent and has also proposed a multi-cyclone separator.

Adi Finechem is planning a 40-TPA specialty products manufacturing project on a 2-acre land at an estimated cost of ` 400-million in village: Chekhala, district: Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The project is waiting for environmental clearance. RSPL RSPL is planning a 1,500-TPD soda ash plant and 40-MW captive power project in village: Kuranga, district: Jamnagar, Gujarat. Land acquisition is in progress. 85 per cent of land has been acquired. The project is waiting for environmental clearance. The entire project is planned for completion in 5 years from zero date. MINING Metabluu Power, a sister concern of Minera Udyog India, is planning a 75,000-TPA iron ore mining project in village: Devikonda, district: Karimnagar, Telangana. The project is awaiting Government approval. Aryan Ispat & Power is planning an expansion of its coal washery in village: Bamoloi, district: Sambalpur, Odisha. The project will come up in the existing 204.65-acre integrated steel plant premises. The capacity of the project is to be augmented from 0.70-MTPA to 5.70-MTPA. The cost of the project is ` 600.7-million. The project is awaiting environmental clearance and planned for completion in 1-year from zero date. According to MoEF sources, the expansion is based on heavy media cyclone (wet process) technology. The washery will produce washed coal of an average ash around 34% (GCV 4,350Kcal/kg), middling (ash content about 58%) of GCV around 2,350-Kcal per kg useable as fuel in FBC boilers. The proposed expansion will be the state-of-the-art with close circuit water system, classifying cyclone, high frequency screens, thickener and multi-roll belt press filters. Power requirement of 5-MVA will be sourced from its own power plant connected with the Grid Corporation of Odisha. DSP Associates is planning a 15,17,600-TPA sand (minor mineral) mining project in the mines of Tikola-1 Sand Unit at village: Tikola, district: Gurgaon, Haryana. Mining lease area is 42.50-hectare. The estimated cost of the project is Rs 55-million. The project is waiting for environmental clearance. Mining work is expected to commence soon. According to MoEF sources, out of the total area, 31.50-hectare area falls in the river bed and 11-hectare area falls in agricultural land (outside river bed). Method of mining will be opencast semimechanized without drilling and blasting. The mine will be excavated out in layers up to a depth of 3-m in riverbed and 9-m in agricultural field. Letter of Intent (LoI) for mining contract has been granted for a period of 9 years. Chemical Products Finder | August-September 2016 | 53

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Dates: 12-14 October 2016 Venue: CIDCO Exhibition Centre, Mumbai Event: This event showcases products like materials, processes, theories and computational models to understand materials, heat treatment technologies, products, services and equipment and much more, to industrial products industries.

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Tooltec Dates: 4-7 April 2017 Venue: Singapore EXPO Convention and Exhibition Centre Event: Tooltec will showcase wide variety of drilling and die casting based equipment and services associated with this field. Thus an event like this will gather all the eminent and distinguished exhibitors from this field and in turn they will showcase products and services like angle measuring devices, balancing systems, bending machines, blowers, dryers, boring machines, drilling and taping machines associated with this sector. Beside this the event will cordially invite all the eminent and distinguished experts from this field For details contact: Singapore Exhibition Services Pte Ltd 10 Kallang Avenue, #09-16 Aperia Tower 2, Singapore Tel: +(65)-62336638,Fax: +(65)-62336633

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Product Index

Product Index A

F

Air Cooled Condensers

28

FRP Cooling Tower

37

Array of Heat Exchanger

39

FRP Induced Draft Cooling Towers

37

Asia Automated Reagent Injectors

46

Fully Automated Syntheses

45

B Boilers

36

Boilers

36

Boilers and Filters

36

Broad Variety of Boilers

38

C

G Gas Plant Equipment

31

H Heat Exchanger

39

Heat Exchanger

39

Heat Exchangers

39

Heat Transfer Solutions

27

High-pressure Pumps

44

Chemical Plant Equipment

29

Chemical Plant Equipment

29

Compressed Air Rental Services

42

Convoluted Bellows

42

Cooling Tower

37

I

Cooling Towers

26

Industrial Boilers

38

Cooling Towers

28

Inverting Filter Centrifuges

45

Cordless 3/8� Impact Wrench

40

Corrugated Tube Heat Exchanger

27

Corrugated Tube Heat Exchangers

27

Corrugated Tube Heat Exchangers

28

Custom-built Continuous Process Plant

31

L Liquid Concentration Analyzers

40

Loop Reactor

44

M

D Double Acting Plunger Pumps

44

Membrane Compensators

40

Double Girder Crane

26

Monitoring Sulphuric Acid Concentration Online

46

Monotube

28

E Edge Welded (Diaphragm) Bellows

42

N

EtherCAT P

43

Natural Gas Plant Equipment

31

Exhaust Gas Cooling

26

New Intuitive GC Solution

45

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P

Product Index

Product Index T

PFA-lined Magnetic Drive Centrifugal Pump

43

PLC Wastewater Treatment Plant

35

Polyamide 6 for Engine Oil Pan

46

Process Control System

41

Process Equipment

29

Process Equipment

30

Process Plant

31

W

Process Plant Equipment

30

Wastewater Management

32

Process Plants & System

31

Wastewater Recycling Plant

32

Process System

31

Wastewater Treatment Plant

32

PSA Nitrogen Plants

27

Wastewater Treatment Plant

32

Pultruded FRP Cooling Tower

37

Wastewater Treatment Plant

33

Wastewater Treatment Plant

33

Wastewater Treatment Plant

33

Wastewater Treatment Plant

33

Wastewater Treatment Plant

33

Wastewater Treatment Plant

34

Wastewater Treatment Plant

34

Q Quality Lined Chemical Equipment

30

R

Tube Heat Exchanger

39

V Versatile Cooling Towers

37

Range of Boilers

36

Wastewater Treatment Plant

34

Range of Chemical Plant Equipment

30

Wastewater Treatment Plant

35

Range of Continuous Process Plant

30

Wastewater Treatment Plant

35

Range of Cooling Towers

37

Wastewater Treatment Plants

35

Range of Industrial Boilers

38

Wastewater Treatment Plants

32

Range of Process Plant Equipment

29

Wastewater Treatment Plants

34

Range of Processing Plants

29

Wastewater Treatment Plants

34

Range of Wastewater Plants

32

Water Chiller

26

Water Treatment Process Equipment

29

Wide Array of Boilers

36

Wide Assortment of Boilers

36

Wide Spectrum of Process Equipment

30

S Sewage Wastewater Treatment Plant

33

Sewage Wastewater Treatment Plant

34

SS Magnetic Drive Centrifugal Pumps

41

Steam Boilers

38

Steam Boilers

38

Steam Boilers

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Indices

Advertisers’ Index Sr.

Company Name

Page No.

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3

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11

4

R K Dutt Concerns

13

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Samarth Engineers

11

6

UNP Polyvalves (India) Pvt Ltd

7

VAC Enterprises India LLP

8

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