Process and technology for melamine plants: Casale LEM™ technology

Process and technology for melamine plants: Casale LEM™ technology

Casale acquired Borealis’s melamine technology in 2013, causing a breakthrough in the melamine licensing market.
Since then, Casale has licensed and designed 3 melamine plants (capacity 40’000 MTPA each), one of them successfully started-up in 2019.
Besides the licensing and plant design activity, Casale has further developed the technology targeting the purification of the plant wastewater for caustic soda recovery and combining first and second reactor in a single piece of equipment.
Thanks to proven scaling-up criteria and CFD calculations, Casale can offer single synthesis line-melamine plants up to 100’000 MTPA.
Melamine producers can benefit from the most advanced melamine process (LEM™ – Low Energy Melamine – technology) guaranteeing low energy consumption, high product quality, safety and reliability.

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Event Information

Event Date November 18, 2021
Location Casale SA - Lugano, Switzerland

Presenter

Simone Gamba

Deputy Head of Liquid & Solid Tech. Dept. (R&D Division)

Simone Gamba graduated in Chemical Engineering (M. Sc. - 2006) and earned a Ph.D. in Industrial Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (2010) from Politecnico di Milano. After a postdoctoral research fellowship, he joined Casale in 2014 as a Process Engineer and he currently holds the position of Deputy Head of Liquid & Solid Tech. Dept. (R&D Division).
He focuses on melamine technology development as well as collaborates with the Process Division for melamine plants’ design and start-up.

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