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Anhydrous Ammonia, A Triple Play is coming in
2022.
Odds are 1 play in 486 games.
The Triple Play of Ammonia is coming with Small Scale Ammonia Plants
from Exactrix® Global Systems and Proton Ventures.
At your farm site and locally built ammonia available within 7.5
miles of your farm.
Better quality service and a better quality product applied at 1%
CV.
It is called Green Play Ammonia™, Yielder® Flywheel Energy and built
for 36,000 acre management zones in Nebraska, Colorado, Texas, and
the PNW.
A triple play happens every now an then. It happens about 486 games
in MLB.
Only one unassisted Triple Play has every happened in the World
Series in 1920
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Bill Wambsganss
(far left) standing alongside the victims
of his unassisted triple play (from center left to far right)
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Pete Kilduff,
Clarence Mitchell
and
Otto Miller.
Exactrix owners are about to witness a triple play on their farms.
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Improved soil and crop production costs and available to your farm
the day it is built.
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A much better energy source for your engines and heating needs,
plus an improved payback for the small scale plants selling Green
Play Ammonia back to the energy market.
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A major clean up the climate change based on a Climate Pledge of
Bezo’s Earth Fund. Our rivers and streams will no longer suffer.
Climate change can be reversed.
A true Triple Play is coming…..and it will be assisted. We want to
help producers clean up the enviroment and improve land values
using Exactrix TAPPS and TAPPKTS with Zinc.
Some of the best thinking on planet Earth comes from Exactrix Global
Systems and Proton Ventures with the help of the Bezo’s Earth Fund.
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A new 2018 plant at York, Nebraska using a Single Train Compressor
to make ammonia at 100 tons per day at $80 million of investment
using natural gas.
Reciprocating Vs Centrifugal Ammonia Plants.
Back to the future.
Reciprocating Ammonia Plants make more sense by going local with
wind powered NH3.
Here are the Energy Numbers, 42,134 BTU Reciprocating, Multiple
Train Compressors, Vs 40,246 BTU Centrifugal Single Train
Compressors per ton produced.
For sure it was big mistake in 1962 to go to
Centrifugal Plant production of NH3. There is no throttling back
the centrifugal plants, Low idle is 70% of full throttle of the
entire Single Train Compressor…other problems are lack of storage
with Centrifugal Single Train Compressors.
Centrifugal Plants created tremendous environmental problems with an
oversupply of NH3 with no storage.
What is the Logical Path Forward at Dodge City, KS?
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By 1987 a lack
of oversight as the Bureau of Mines and TVA National Fertilizer
Development Center was closed by the Reagan Administration. Too much
grain was the so called reason.
By 1990 The
Showdown had begun, the wild, wild west of fertilizer started.
The single train centrifugal compressors were developed by
Kellogg, Brown and Root in 1962. The NH3
manufacturing pattern of the Centrifugal Single Train
showed up in Dodge City, KS. The KBR NH3 technology was an eventual
environmental disaster.
http://www.exactrix.com/Broadcast_05_17_2019.html
It is not
necessary to say KBR caused the problem. It was American and
Canadian Greed of the Fertilizer Industry by formulating a system
using Mega Plants over the gas field without overall ample storage.
They did not increase storage when they recognized the problem. The
Fertilizer Industry came back strong by raising the rate of NH3 and
we are now in a disaster in water quality and air quality and for
sure a contribution to Climate CO2 emission along with Methane CH4
and Nitrous Oxide, N2O.
The KBR Single
Train was cheaper per ton in Mega Scale plants and it had no
full range throttle….while reciprocating plants could shut
down compressor lines or multiple trains to meet the demand.
So who drove us
into this environmental mess?…the Natural Gas energy people might be
a good place to take a look.
Too much of good
thing….with lots of Natural Gas created an environmental disaster 40
years later.
Centrifugal
Ammonia Plants without lots of NH3 storage do not work well…..and
furthermore Reciprocating Ammonia Plant designs requires storage to
supply NH3 on time.
The Key is
Storage of NH3 on the farm….and
the fertilizer industry tried to steer around the problem with
second and third tier products, Urea, Uran and Uan. And now in the
era of the Oligarchs the problem has become critical to be able to
store NH3. The emission from second and third tier products are
beyond belief compared to Green Play Ammonia, Exactrix TAPPS and
TAPPKTS buried in narrow no-tillage bands deep in the soil at seven
to nine inches.
Take a look at
technology in reverse.
We are headed back to reciprocating compressor designs. What is the
penalty? Looks like about 4% difference in BTU’s between the two
approaches….and as the producers gave all that extra NH3 to the
environment for 4% difference in cost to build NH3. Thanks to KBR
compressors, Ammonia became too cheap and allowed over application
without storage. The applications of NH3 had to be made six months
ahead without protection from Nitrosomonas and
resultant nitrification.
If you want to
rifle in on the problem it boils down to the Hedge Fund Managers and
Fertilizer Industry managers operating without the influence and
controls of the TVA.
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Circa 1979.
Prior to the Oligarch Era.
Published 1982 by The Fertilizer Institute.
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Is Anhydrous
Ammonia too cheap?
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Is Anhydrous
Ammonia a properly metered product?
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Can producers
get in charge of the material like they used to be?
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Is nitrogen
regulation required?
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If farmers
want to keep using NH3 at low cost they must reduce the use of the
material by making the NH3 and liquids highly efficient for top
yields.
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Should a
liming cost be added at time of sale of Nitrogen raising cost of
all types of Nitrogen?
Some Fertilizer
organizations like Nutrien or CPS dealers can move the ball ahead
with Exactrix TAPPS and TAPPKTS with Zinc at highly crop available
liquid flows at 1%CV application rates.
Stabilized
nitrogen with Zinc and Zinc Sulfate in homogenous bands of Exactrix
NPKS plus micros provides a lockdown of Nitrosomonas and
nitrification.
The result 200%
more crop available P and 166% more crop available N, plus uniform
Potassium Thio-Sulfate ( in some soils up to 4 to 8 times more
crop available as a thiosulfate) and micros like zinc and
manganese to lock up the copper cofactor in Nitrosomonas.
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October TAPPS banding with Exactrix®,
A great technical achievement by Exactrix at 1% CV of TAPPS, at
Grand Prairie, Alberta.
Stabilized Nitrogen with TAPPS and Zinc. Highly crop available come
spring and always ready to go work, unlike Urea and Solution 32.
Exactrix TAPPS has 166% more crop available N, 200% more crop
available P and stabilized with Thio-Sul®.
You can
study the Big N.
http://www.exactrix.com/Broadcast_06_19_2018.html
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Your
fertilizer bill drops fast when you reach buffer pH of 7.4.
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This is where
life of our planet operates from the Great Plains Buffalo, a coral
reef, or the human bloodstream at 7.38 to 7.4 pH.
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Any extra
amount of soil acidity will kill off bacterial colonies and allow
fungus colonies to take over.
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Thus the story
of the Palouse Hills and Prairie with very difficult fungal
diseases that destroy yields of winter wheat.
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This is
another reason why TAPPS and TAPPKTS formulators work well in Acid
soils. The metals like Aluminum can not tie up the placed P in
TAPPS and TAPPKTS.
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Triple Super
Ammonization, Exactrix TAPPS works well in 8.0 to 8.5 high pH
soils where the metal calcium interferes with phosphate and in 6.0
to 5.5 pH low pH soils where by the metal aluminum interferes
with phosphate availability.
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Your Great
Plains Reporter,
Guy J Swanson.
www.exactrix.com
NH3 Efficiency Experts
Exactrix Global Systems
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