BANGLADESH-NARSINGDI-CHINESE COMPANY-FERTILIZER EQUIPMENT-INSTALLATION

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(220308) -- NARSINGDI (BANGLADESH), March 8, 2022 (Xinhua) -- A carbon dioxide stripper tower is installed at a fertilizer plant under construction in Narsingdi, Bangladesh, on March 8, 2022. The carbon dioxide stripping tower, the first super-heavy equipment of Bangladesh's Ghorashal-Polash Urea fertilizer project (GPUFP), the country's largest and first ever green fertilizer factory, was installed successfully on Tuesday. Engineers and workers from China National Chemical Engineering & Construction Corporation Seven Ltd successfully lifted and installed the tower, which is 68.5 meters high and has a self-weight of 447.5 tons. (Xinhua)

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