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# Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers initiates massive repair campaign

Publication Date: 30.09.2020, 12:00

The work will proceed strictly according to the plan.

Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers (part of Uralchem) has begun the autumn planned repair campaign. It will last during September and October and will become one of the largest repairs in the last decades in terms of the volume of work performed.

Maintenance, replacement and repair will be conducted at all main production sites of the enterprise. The work will be performed by contractors and the repair service of the enterprise, as well as by workshop personnel.

Large-scale repair work began in the phosphoric acid extraction workshop #3. Not less-scaled work is planned in the contact sulfuric acid workshop. In the ammophos workshop #2, the main work will be related to the repair of drying drums, gas furnaces, ventilation and tank equipment.

Repairs in all workshops will be conducted in accordance with planning worksheets and strictly following the network schedule.

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