AkzoNobel expands salt production and enhances environmental footprint
“Within a few years our mTA will be the global standard anti-caking agent, providing top-quality salt”, says Werner Fuhrmann, President of AkzoNobel Industrial Chemicals, “In membrane electrolysis the current anti-caking agents have distinct adverse effects since deposits on or in the membranes increase power consumption. Applying mTA lowers your maintenance costs, brings you up to five percent reduction on your power bill and a corresponding improvement in the CO2 footprint. The chlorine industry and society at large will benefit from our innovation.”
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