August 2005

Petrochemical Developments

Improve CO2 removal from ammonia plants

New developments raise the profitability and reliability for existing and grassroots units

Special Secretary to Government of Kerala, and Chairman, Chemical Engineering Division Board of the Institution of Engineers: Nair, M. P. Sukumaran

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Nair, M. P. Sukumaran - Special Secretary to Government of Kerala, and Chairman, Chemical Engineering Division Board of the Institution of Engineers, India

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