Pollution Control in Fertilizer Production / Edition 1

by C.A. Hodge

Overview

"This timesaving guide addresses nearly every aspect of pollution control for the mining, production, transportation, and distribution of chemical fertilizers covering current and emerging technologies for all segments of the industry, including raw materials production, end products, and by-products."

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780824791889
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	05/20/1994
Series:	Environmental Science & Pollution , #10
Pages:	520
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Part 1 Introduction: Growth of the World Fertilizer Industry; Pollutants, Wastes, and By-Products of the Industry; Regulation and Pollution Control in the Fertilizer Industry. Part 2 Nitrogen Fertilizer Industry: Ammonia Production; Ammonia Pollution Control Measures; Ammonia Storage, Loading and Transport; Nitric Acid Production; Impact of NO Abatement on the Fertilizer Industry; Ammonium Nitrate and Nitrochalk. Part 3 Phosphate Fertilizer Industry: Introduction to the Phosphate Fertilizer Industry; Phosphate Rock Storage, Transportation and Processing; Sulfuric Acid Production; Sulfuric Acid Storage and Transport; Impact of SO2 Abatement on the Fertilizer Industry; Phosphoric Acid by Wet Process - Recovery of Fluorine-Containing Gases; Phosphoric Acid by Wet Process - Phosphogypsum, Transport, Storage and Utilization. Part 4 Potassium Fertilizer Industry: Introduction to the Potassium Fertilizer Industry; Environmental Aspects in Mining and Production of KCl; Long-Term Solid Waste Management and KCl Facilities Decommissioning; Air Emissions at KCl Facilities. Part 5 Mixed Fertilizer Industry: MAP, DAP and NPK Fertilizers - Pollution Control Practices in Japan; MAP, DAP and NPK Fertilizers - Pollution Control Practices in the United States and Europe; Nitrophosphate-Based NPK Fertilizer - Air Pollution Control; Nitrophosphate-Based NPK Fertilizer - Wastewater Treatment. Part 6 Liquid Fertilizer Industry; Ammonium Phosphate Solutions and Suspensions; Hot and Cold Blend Liquid Fertilizer Plants; Containment Systems for Liquid Fertilizer Plants; Plant Site Remediation.

Editorial Reviews

"The editors have successfully brought together contributions from over 30 experts. . .to present an international overview of the subject. . .provides valuable reference information to the specialist and non-specialist alike. "
—-Environmental Pollution
". . .a useful volume on the environmental needs of the fertilizer industry. It is wide-ranging and should have a place in the libraries of fertilizer companies and research organisations. "
—-Biofouling From the Foreword. . .
". . .Never has such a book been written from an environmental perspective. . . I commend this book to anyone associated with mining, production, and marketing of fertilizer—from the CEO to the plant operator and the environmentalist. All will benefit greatly from its insights. "
—-John T. Shields, Senior Vice President, National Fertilizer and Environmental Research Center, Tennessee Valley Authority, Muscle Shoals, Alabama

From the Publisher

A comprehensive evaluation of the environmental polluting potential of fertilizer production processes. The fertilizer industry is approached on the basis of major end-products and by-products from the point of view of environmental pollutants of the atmosphere, water, and soil. The volume presents solutions capable of eliminating or diminishing pollution and covers methods of converting effluents and by-products to useful products where possible. The latest environmental protection technology is presented in a manner that can be used in planning, renovation, or operation of facilities, and in the remediation of discontinued facilities. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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