ISRO team suggests measures to restart oxygen production at Sterlite Copper
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Chennai, May 15 : An expert team from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Saturday visited Vedanta Ltd s copper smelter plant Sterlite Copper and suggested measures to set right the technical snag that halted oxygen production, the company said.
Oxygen production at Sterlite Copper located in Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu was stopped on Friday due to a technical snag.
According to Vedanta, an expert team from ISRO came to the smelter plant to support the ongoing efforts and collaborate with the company s technical team.
ISRO experts helping Sterlite Copper technicians to repair oxygen plant
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A team of experts from Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is guiding the technicians of Sterlite Copper to repair the oxygen plant’s cold box that broke down on Thursday night halting oxygen production.
Oxygen generation in Sterlite that started on Thursday morning suffered a major setback on Thursday night following technical snag in the cold box of the plant.
Though it was initially thought that the technical issue could be sorted out within three days by the technicians of Sterlite Copper, the minute cracks that had developed in the cold box completely paralysed oxygen generation.
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