Commissioning of the Ain Sokhna Fertilizers plant, in Egypt

Integral Combustion Solutions (Soluciones Integrales de Combustión ), turnkey service provider for energy facilities, has installed and commissioned the combustion equipment for the fertilizers plant Ain Sokhna Phosphatic Fertilizer, in Egypt, of the company El-Nasr Company for Intermediate Chemicals (NCIC). It is the largest fertilizer complex in North Africa, and will provide a wide range of products to the local and export markets, mainly in Africa and the MENA region.El-Nasr Co for Intermediate Chemicals (CNIC) was created in 1972 as a pioneer company specialized in the chemical industry, fertilizers, industrial and medical gases, insecticides and pesticides. The company uses the latest technologies and modern techniques in their respective areas, which allow it to manufacture high quality products, which preserve the environment.

The building of the fertilizers plant is part of the turnkey project led by the industrial facilities and services companies Intecsa Industrial and the local construction company Hassan Allam. In this project, Loesche engineering provides engineering solutions for the design, installation and construction of new industrial plants.

El-Nasr Co for Intermediate Chemicals (CNIC) was established in 1972 as a pioneer company specialized in the chemical industry, fertilizers, industrial and medical gases, insecticides and pesticides. The company uses the latest technologies and modern techniques in their respective areas that allow it to manufacture high quality products that preserve the environment.

Integral Combustion Solutions has started up and commissioned the combustion equipment. The industrial burner is a JBM-HP 2,000 G burner designed and manufactured by E & M Combustion that will work with natural gas as fuel. It has a power of 200 -200 kW, with a flow of 19-190 Nm3 / hour, and a gas pressure of 100 mbar. The industrial burners JBM-HP are a range prepared to overcome high combustion chamber overpressures, with low NOx emissions and reduced noise level.