Induatrial Training Report
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MADRAS FERTILIZERS LIMITED
DURATION OF TRAINING: 2 WEEKS (7.12.09 – 18.12.09)
NAME OF THE GUIDE: Mr. P.GNANASAMBADHAM (Deputy Manager, Process Engg Dept).
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SUBMITTED BY,
BALAJI.N (10708011),
2nd YEAR, B.Tech CHEMICAL ENGG,
DEPT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING,
SRM UNIVERSITY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
I sincerely thank my HOD Dr. R.Karthikeyan for encouraging me to under go an IN-PLANT TRAINING. I also thank the other staffs of the department for their piece information and advice which served a big purpose. Also i would like to thank Mr.P.GNANASAMBADHAM (Deputy Manager, Process engg dept, MFL) for his lectures and guidance which created a new interest regarding the subject and its scope. Finally i thank Ms. Krupa and Ms. Rajeshwari (Apprentice trainees at MFL) who guided throughout the plant visits and also the other shift engineers, staffs who helped in completing this training successfully at MFL.
CONTENTS:
➢ INTRODUCTION ABOUT MADRAS FERTILIZERS LIMITED(MFL)
PLANTS VISITED:
➢ COOLING TOWERS ➢ REVERSE OSMOSIS ➢ UTILITIES ✓ DEMINERALISING PLANT ✓ BOILERS ✓ INSTRUMENT AIR ➢ AMMONIA ➢ UREA ➢ CONCLUSION ➢ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
INTRODUCTION:
Madras Fertilizers Limited (MFL) was established in 1966 as a joint venture between GOI and AMOCO India incorporated of U.S.A (AMOCO) in accordance with the Fertilizer Formation Agreement executed on 14.5.1966 with equity contributions of 51% and 49% respectively and is a Public Sector undertaking under administrative control of the Department of Fertilizers, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers. Madras Fertilizers Limited has been serving the Nation for the past 36 years since plant commissioning in 1971 and is proud to be part of Green Revolution. MFL is engaged in the manufacture of Ammonia, Urea, Complex Fertilizers and Biofertilizers. MFL's activities
MADRAS FERTILIZERS LIMITED
DURATION OF TRAINING: 2 WEEKS (7.12.09 – 18.12.09)
NAME OF THE GUIDE: Mr. P.GNANASAMBADHAM (Deputy Manager, Process Engg Dept).
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SUBMITTED BY,
BALAJI.N (10708011),
2nd YEAR, B.Tech CHEMICAL ENGG,
DEPT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING,
SRM UNIVERSITY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
I sincerely thank my HOD Dr. R.Karthikeyan for encouraging me to under go an IN-PLANT TRAINING. I also thank the other staffs of the department for their piece information and advice which served a big purpose. Also i would like to thank Mr.P.GNANASAMBADHAM (Deputy Manager, Process engg dept, MFL) for his lectures and guidance which created a new interest regarding the subject and its scope. Finally i thank Ms. Krupa and Ms. Rajeshwari (Apprentice trainees at MFL) who guided throughout the plant visits and also the other shift engineers, staffs who helped in completing this training successfully at MFL.
CONTENTS:
➢ INTRODUCTION ABOUT MADRAS FERTILIZERS LIMITED(MFL)
PLANTS VISITED:
➢ COOLING TOWERS ➢ REVERSE OSMOSIS ➢ UTILITIES ✓ DEMINERALISING PLANT ✓ BOILERS ✓ INSTRUMENT AIR ➢ AMMONIA ➢ UREA ➢ CONCLUSION ➢ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
INTRODUCTION:
Madras Fertilizers Limited (MFL) was established in 1966 as a joint venture between GOI and AMOCO India incorporated of U.S.A (AMOCO) in accordance with the Fertilizer Formation Agreement executed on 14.5.1966 with equity contributions of 51% and 49% respectively and is a Public Sector undertaking under administrative control of the Department of Fertilizers, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers. Madras Fertilizers Limited has been serving the Nation for the past 36 years since plant commissioning in 1971 and is proud to be part of Green Revolution. MFL is engaged in the manufacture of Ammonia, Urea, Complex Fertilizers and Biofertilizers. MFL's activities
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