Video Shows GE Chemistry In Use At AmSty

June 16, 2015
GE releases a video documenting the use of the company’s chemistry, process inhibitors, cooling solutions and TrueSense continuous monitoring at the Americas Styrenics (AmSty) plant in Louisiana.

GE releases a video documenting the use of the company’s chemistry, process inhibitors, cooling solutions and TrueSense continuous monitoring at the Americas Styrenics (AmSty) plant in Louisiana. AmSty makes styrene, a petrochemical used in the manufacturing of a wide range of products including packaging, automotive applications, electronic parts, rubber, housewares, construction materials and toys. The plant needs to meet strict environmental requirements for air, water and waste and must ensure the water recovered from the steam in the production process is pure. According to GE, the facility has been operating continuously for three years with no downtime. AmSty has also eliminated corrosion and deposition, and reduced polymer growth and nitrogen contamination.

For more information, visit:www.gewater.com

Sponsored Recommendations

Heat Recovery: Turning Air Compressors into an Energy Source

More than just providing plant air, they're also a useful source of heat, energy savings, and sustainable operations.

Controls for Industrial Compressed Air Systems

Master controllers leverage the advantages of each type of compressor control and take air system operations and efficiency to new heights.

Discover Your Savings Potential with the Kaeser Toolbox

Discover your compressed air station savings potential today with our toolbox full of calculators that will help you determine how you can optimize your system!

The Art of Dryer Sizing

Read how to size compressed air dryers with these tips and simple calculations and correction factors from air system specialists.