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PVS Picks PPG Site For Iron Salts Plant
by Michael McCoy
May 17, 2010
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 88, Issue 20
PVS Technologies will build an iron salts facility on the site of PPG Industries’ chlor-alkali plant in Natrium, W.Va. It is expected to begin operation later this year. PVS will also operate the plant, which will have annual capacity for 50,000 tons of iron salts, including ferric chloride. PPG will supply chlorine and other raw materials. PVS already makes iron salts, which are used as flocculants in water treatment, in Detroit, Houston, and Augusta, Ga.
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