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Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla on Thursday reiterated that India will participate in the process of creating global scale capacities that are needed to deal w

Chlor-alkali plant commissioned in Bangladesh By Scott Jenkins | December 21, 2020 International Process Plants and Equipment Corp. (IPP) and Bluestar (Beijing) Chemical Machinery Co. Ltd. (BCMC, a unit of ChemChina), announced today that they have completed commissioning of SR Chemical Group’s brand new chlor-alkali production complex, yielding 30,000 tons/yr of 32% caustic soda. “IPP and BCMC have been delighted to serve as the plant supplier for the Chlor-Alkali plant. This challenging project in a remote rural area of Northern Bangladesh was only able to be accomplished through a clo...

Dec. 16 2020 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony "IPP and BCMC have been delighted to serve as the plant supplier for the Chlor-Alkali plant. This challenging project in a remote rural area of Northern Bangladesh was only able to be accomplished through a close collaboration of BCMC, SR Chemical, and IPP. The COVID-19 pandemic delayed the final installation and testing work due to travel restrictions and health precautions, but BCMC and SR Chemical's talented project teams managed to revise their work plans to accommodate for the changing circumstances without stopping the project's progress," said Ross ...

Interview that assad gave today, there is a kicker in there far more serious than the other buts. it is that he seems to presume that the inspection process, international process, will be the process of the cwc, the cwc, chemical weapons convention never designed to be applied to someone who recently used chemical weapons. in fact the very process allows 180 days to take effect for the country, then to produce inventory, which is additional time, and all of the monitors do is go to the country and the country says, here are our weapons, count them, monitors go away they periodically come back...