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As expected. You have given me a link for Ammonium nitrate. I was asking for additives in urea. As we are going to import urea from SABIC. I know they dont have any thing like that. Ammonium nitrate in pure form is not used a fertilizer but used with calcium based filler. WE in pakistan use AN...

Name the additives. To my knowledge the uurea product from SABIC does not have any such additive. If fertilizer plants(well a known plant in punjab) go down for a long time, be prepared to import surgical gases. The fertilizer which was claimed to be used was not urea. The gas outage has hit the...

Thanks. It is possible to generate electricity from thar coal; if THE WILL is there.

The most of coal found in thar is lignite. If not fuel the same can be converted into fertilizers(soil conditioners. If this is not as big a use as wanted then why not try this Coal-water slurry fuel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The lignite coal is used as a fuel in power stations...

You have missed a very famous type from Multan "Shan e Khuda". There are a lot of farms who only export their product.

Actually the pond restoration has started and is funded by one of the cement factories of the area. IT also has another angle, I myself belong to the area and visited last month. The people in Katas village and surroundings were not happy with the pond drying as the visitors coming their for the...

You prove my point here, isolated incidents may be possible and they do occur. The reason may be Pakistan related or not but that is not true generally. I tell u a situation when i was travelling to chile with a group of four and all having long beards. One of us said that as a joke on santiago...

May be the example you quoted is right, but that cannot be called a general rule. Look I am a pakistani, in the age band of 30-50, have a beard and have visited half the Europe and other countries in recent years. Nobody denied any visa. No body questioned me anything. Note that my passport has...

@ Jellodragon Toot Oilfield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Attock Refinery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Mulhal Mughlan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Gujar Khan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Pak-Arab Refinery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Just a few examples which i...

@ Donatello Not necessary. It is dependent upon the percentage of sulfur contents in the gas. If There is sulfur there is smell. However during processing, a small percentage of sulfur is maintained to make a smell.

OK, you see them first now what? Do you have a BVR having a larger range than them. If you see them but cannot fire your weapon until well within their range then? It shall come down to ECM now and the plane having more power can have larger more powerful ECM. So what do we do now?

Chemical engineer with a working experience of 13+ years.

A good news for national defence but personally i would have been happy if this was accompanied by setting up the largest education city in Pakistan within next 08 years.

Be my guest when u get it. Its my home town.

no. The basic qualification required is Intermediate(passed).

The planes are capable for sure. But their exact value from PAF point of view shall be known once we have the schedule of replacement. I dont think they shall be available even in 2013. IF that is the case then the idea" if the war hits us today or within two years " goes away. In three years i...

count me in dear. A chemical engineer with 13 years of experience. Working in pakistan.

And still they pose to be true muslims? These people donot deserve any mercy. What about the friends suggesting negotiating with them?

Just to add with you. Buying any good weapon shall be filling the time gap only but we must remember Wars cannot be won by borrowed or bought technology( reference your Argentinean example). What we need in the long run is to develop our self and for that we need education, in fact higher...

Can we please go back to the topic. Else i afraid we are going for flame wars.