froiii the nat.ural gases occurring locally will be used for thc niitiiuf~icture of iiitrogeiioiis fertilizers. For the sotlii p1aitt3 t,hc raw iiiatcriid will bc niiriibilitc from tlic Ki~l.;i-.Uogii~-Cl~l Bay 011 t,hc Ciispinii Scii.
GERMANY
It. apliciirs tliitt t,hc cslicriiiiciitttl distillittioii of coil1
ill tlic Ruhr coalfield is to bc i i b i i ~i t l o ~~e d . Tlic two processes tried \.ere that of Berg k Co. of Cologiic, iiiitl the process of the I-liiiselinniiii Coke-furtiace Co. in lbseii. Ho\vcver, tlic fact that the Ruhr coiilowt~c~~ itre iiot iilcluding either of tliesc in t,lieir future progriittiiiie, CIOCS ]lot iiiiply that tlic I ) ~O C C W ~S will cciisc to opcriite i n Gcriiiiiiiy iiltogctlicr. A IICW tlistilltitioii phiit to operate the Hiiiscliiiiiiiit process his :ictuiillg been coinplctctl in Silcsiit, in tlic pist, few tliiys. ' I ' h i i there :ire the h i p p pl;itits, wliicli Iiii~c ritn for itboiit producctl iibout.
toss. 'fhc process is to be ;tpplicd on a far liirger sciile short,ly, iti conjunction with t.hc Kriipl) liytlratioii pltitit,. By gasifying the tlistillntioii cokc, it is hoped to provide the Iargc aniouiit, of hydrogen necessary for hydration. l?iii;iIly, there is the 1.G. Fiirl)cn Cokc process, for which distilliitioii cokc has I)crli lbutid siiitiil)lc. Tliiis tlicrc is 110 k i d of doubt t.liiit siiliiciciit outlets for tlic products of c o d dist,illritioii isxist to iisstirc tliiit ilit1ustt-y of it future. t\vo yeiirs iit the Ainiiliii :11id I-Iele~ic iiiiiics :11tt1 I;tst, ycitr