Linde wins contract
21 October 1996 00:00 [Source: ACN]
Linde Australia has won a contract to supply engineering services to BHP for the initial phase of a proposed ammonium nitrate plant at Moura in Central Queensland. BHP has selected Linde's Ammonia Concept process. Linde expects to win the full US$120m contract when the project gets the final go-ahead. The planned facility will produce 400 tonne/day (132 000 tonne/year) of ammonium nitrate. Production of ammonia and nitric acid is envisaged.
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