THE FOLLOWING CHEMICAL PLANTS ARE UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR HEAVY CHEMISTRY IN THE CZECHOSLOVAK MINISTRY FOR THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

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The following chemical plants are under supervision of the 'apartment
for Heavy Chemistry in the Czechoslovak Ministry for the Chemical
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daily production will be 150,00I itei .6f U percent concentration HN03
for the manufacture of fertilizer. The manufacture of 99 percent
concentration HN~3 for production of explosives is not possible
because of equipment used. Planning of the factory was done in Prague
TI, Hopfensteckeva Street. In charge of planning were Dohnalek (fnu),
Doctor of Ohemistry, Cap (fnu), engineer, and Chvojka (fnu), engineers
The production method was planned by Vesely (fnu), engineer, who
is an expert on the manufacture of HNO 3* The plant is similar to
a factory located in Leeping in Sweden.
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fertz M in 'ov'osics ' 114 ierice, Bohemia. Construction of
this factory $~ 'in July 1951; it is estimated that it will be
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put ihto ` by the spring of 1954. The ammonia needed for
the prod ctjon Of HN03' (66 pere fcEntration) is to be trans-
ported from Stalinove Zavody irk` 15': Most, Bohemia. The
STALINOVY ZAVODY aka STAZY, located in Zalu14st, Bohemia. It
manufactures gasoline, oil, oxygen, and ammlfta,, to May 1952 a
project was undertaken in Stazy to improve the cd*1 feed to furnaces
producing the gases needed to produce gasoline and its by-products.
This was done by using conveyors, which now feed the furnaces. The
Stazy factory originally had 72 furnaces, but during World War II
most of them were damaged. Twenty-four of these furnaces are now
in operation; twenty-four more have been reconstructed since summer
of 1952, and the remaining 24 furnaces are demolished. The target date
for finishing the reconstruction is not known. The Stazy factory
covers an area 22 by 3; kilometers. It is fenced in by a cyclone
wire fence,,2.5 meters high affixed to concrete posts; one strand of
barbed wire surmounts the fence. No production building is closer
than 30 meters to the fence. The number of entry gates is,net known.
The main entry gate located on the southwest side of the factory is
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guarded by six guards. Only two guard towers located on the sepwthwest
side of the plan t were observed. No perimeter guards were used prior to
November 1952. Entry permits were obtained by the security officer,
Kocourek (fnu), of the Chemo-projekt Department in Prague, who
requested the Ministry for Chemical Industry to issue permits and also
obtained permission from the security officer in the Stazy factory.
Upon obtaining this permission, the visitor received a small (22 by
4 inch) printed cardboard pass with his picture, giving his name
and the location within the factory to which the visitor had access.
The buil of structural steel and brick. The factory is
supplied te~r,ly wer developed in the factory. The Pp y. power plant
produces .000 kw; it is larger than the power plant in Ervenice,
Bohemia, which.`produces 60,000 kw. The power plant is steam-operated,
using a coal dust in its furnaces; the coal dust is made in the
factory. The power plant is to be expanded to deliver more power since
the production of gasoline is being expanded (reconstruction of furnaces).
The main product at Stazy is gasoline, then oil; other products are am-
monia, (10,000 liters per day), oxygen, and gas for heating- purposes.
Production figures are not known, but the production of gasoline at
Stazy is reportedly such that it can supply the needs of all Czecho-
slovakia. The gasoline produced in Stazy is stored in eight steel
tanks varying in size from 6 to 15 meters in diameter and 6 meters
high above the ground (it is not known how deep the tanks are set in
the ground). Gasoline is pumped frim her ing_ r,i~roa~ tank hand
gasoline tank trucks,and also th i J
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ground storage tanks in Kralupy
pumping the gasoline is partly be
Neither the location nor the capacity of the storage tanks in Kralupy
nad.Vltavou is known. Prior to November 1952, the factory operated
on three shifts: 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., and 10 p.m. tQ
6 a.m. The following is the production method used for the manufacture
of gasolieA in Stazy: the raw material for production of gasoline is s
soft (brown) coal which after being granulated to a size of three to
five millimeters,$ed by conveyors into furnaces, where the developed
gases are supplied with steam,and gas distillation and"condensation"
of coal takes place. The gases are then pumped through-filters, coolers
and washing towers. The first light substances are taken at the coolers
and are used for production of gasoline. I/ Oil is used for washing
the fraction, and the oil absorbs the medium and heavy substances.
The remaining gases are then used for heating purposes. The oil used in
the washers is distilled to obtain light oil. The light oil is then
further distilled to obtai M' soline, phtha and
.oils. The remains are he aamm~l om which gasoline is
also being obtained by sep proper temperature
(200 degree Celsius), pressure9 square eentimeter and
catalytic agenda. The necessa-L-P-MW 1511-1 _ the manufacture of
gasoline are produced in Stazy ? wot know exactly what
they were.
J# CHEMICKA TOVARNA (Chemical factory), also called CHEIZICKA,in Usti nad
Labem, Bohemia. This factory consists of a number of small factories
and manufactures chemical colorings, small amounts of acids, and
fertilizers.
g GASOLINE STORAGE PLANT in Kralupy nad Vltavou. Bohemia. is used to
store gasoline piped from Stalinovy Zavody.
3 SYNTHESIS.-SEMTIN, located 5 kilometers n. thwest tjj bite in
Semtin, Bohemia. This factory consists e plant
(on the south side) produces HN03, H2S0 , NH and fertilizers.
The 99 percent concentration HNproduo s 03 fa Cory is then
piped into the other factory, located to the north and.separated
from its sister plant by cyclone fence. The north plant produces
explosives. The Synthesi*-Semtin factory began operations in 1920,
and its main product has always been explosives. The factory has been
enlarged over the years, and production has been increased. Prior to
November 1952, "Project D" was undertaken (also known as Problem
42000). Its purpose was to increase the production of HNO3 needed
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for the manufacture of explosives. In order to increase the production
of HNO3, it was necessary to increase the production of ammonia, since
ammonia is needed for manufacture of HNO3. This waa accomplished by
enlarging the building and equipment for the manufacture of ammonia.
Planning for the increased production of ammonia was finished in May
1953, and the reconstruction of the ammonia plant is now in progress.
At present, the daily production of ammonia amounts to 18,000 liters.
Upon completion of the reconstruction in June 1954, the plant will
be producing 30,000 liters of ammonia per day.
Since the increase in production of HNO3 could not be accomplished
by enlarging buildings within the factory, a new plat had to be
designed and constructed near the old factory. The plans for this new
plant were finished by Chemoprojekt in June 1953 and were submitted for
approval to the Ministry for the Chemical Industry in iprague. In
August 1953 the foundations of the buildings for the new plant to
produce HN033 were laid. 'Phis new plant is to consist of six buildings
which are tb be a combination of reinforced concrete and brick con-
struction. The estimated size of the buildings is 20 meters x 40 meters
x 15 meters high. The area for the new plant will be -bout 300 by 400
meters. Administratively the plant will be under the Synthesia-
Semtin factory. The new plant (known as Project "D") is to be completed
in 1954, and the daily production is to amount to 40,000 liters of
99 percent concentration HNO7 and 66 percent concentration HNO3 for the
production of fertilizer.
The Synthesi*-Semtin factory is ry,n by electricity generated in
the power plant located in the northw.st corner o-;' the factory. It
has coal-operated boilers, feeding steam to the adjacent building,
where turbines and generators are located, producing 20,000 kw. Since
the production of NH33 (ammonia) and HNO is being increased, more
power is required, afid therefore a new ;over plant is under construction
on the south side of Synthesis-Semtin next to Project "D". Construction
work on the new power plant began in 1948 and is almost finished.
The new power plant is to use powdered coal for its boilers, and the
generators are to produce an additional 40,000 kw. Buildings for this
new power plant are of brick; the area covered by the new power plant
is 150 by 300 meters. The Synthesia-Semtin factory is supplied by
220 V AC for lighting purposes and 560 to 480 volts AC for the electri-
cal equipment. The necessary equipment for increased production of
ammonia and HN03 is to be supplied by Zavody Vitezneho Unora Hradec
Kralove (Zvuhk) (Factory of the Victorious February) (formerly Skoda
factory) in Hradec Kralove., Bohemia. The security office in Synthesis-
Semtin is located in the administrati. din outside the factory
by the main gate. Yl n a written statemen `Win
_at+tie visa or ma~ see'.
that any disclosur=.ine~ pav~se o TT
will be construed If alZo insRructs
visitor to proceed directly to 1i " Aft,er signing the
above statement, the visitor rec . _11 IT-2 triangular (12
by 1-1- by 1/8 of an inch thick), w wo small holes in the center
(vertical plane) through which a small button is sewed to the bakk of
the badge. This button is then put through the buttonhole in the
visitors lapel. Upon receiving this badge, the visitor has to turn
in his OP (Obcansky Prukaz) and he may proceed into the factory. The
glass badge is returned to the security officer every night and the
visitor is given back his OP. ,4 Round, white glass badges (1i- inch
in diameter) and square white badges 1. by 11, inches are also in use,
but their meaning is unknown. The Synthesis-Semtin factory has only
two entry gates, both located on the south side of the factory. The
plant is surrounded by a cyclone fence 2.30 meters high with one strand
of barbed wire on the top of the fence. During the day, the perimeter
of the factory, outside the fence, is guarded by four soldiers wearing
violet epaulets. This is a foot patrol; its tour of duty ig
hours. At the guard house, which is located outside the fact
by the main gate, are twelve other guards for relief purposes.,
soldiers are broughtto the plant every day from a garrison in
Pardubice.
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4, The following is the production method used to manufacture HNH3 (ammonia.)
in Synthesik-Semtin:
The factory uses the so-called "medium pressure" type system, in which
the synthesization of ammonia is accomplished bye :pressure of 260
atmospheres (1 atmosphere equals 1 kilogram per square centimeter).
The synthesization gases are produced in a tower-type furnace which burns
high quality coke. Gases thus produced are fed through filters to
remove the dust and are then fed to the converter; here the gases are
supplied with steam to enrsi :.~ wi droen
gases are then fed into wa ;' wars w ere the orbe
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through eight stages of compress' -1'. Vas is under-
per square centimeter pressure. wren die compression stages the
gases are washed with a copper sulphate solution to absorb the remaining
CO and CO2. After the weightlh stage, the gas consists of pure N and
H. This is pumped into a converfer, where under uressure of 260 kilo-
grams per square centimeter and a temperature of 350 degree Celsius
the gas is changed with the aid of catalytic agents into a pure, gaseous
NH3 (ammonia). This pure ammonia is then fed through coolers, cooled
to minus 30 degree Celsius, liquidized and kept under 260 kilograms per
square centimeter pressure and normal temperature. The pure ammonia
is then used for production of HN03 in Synthesi'a-Semtin.
The following is the production method employed by Synthesist-Semtin
for manufacture of HNO3
The liquid ammonia is piped to heaters, evaporated, mixed with air and
then fed through filters into tanks known as La Iolonte, which contain
fine-mesh platinum-rhodium screen. Under 300 millimeter water pressure
and a temperature of 900 to 1200 degrees Celsius, the ammonia gases
mixed with air are burned, producing the nitrate ?Tas. The 'temperature
thus degeloped is then used to produce steam needed for the process.
After this stage, the first weak solution is obtained. The rest of the
gases are fed into a heating unit and then to a rapid cooler. In this
stage a 50 percent concentration of HN03 is obtained. The larger part
of the HNO is produced in so-called absorption, consisting of eight
towers, 2.;j meters in diameter and 15 meters high, where the gas is
fed against the stream of water and 66 percent concentration HNO3 is
obtained. The 99 percent concentration is produe 3 in so-called "HOKO"
chambers, where 66 percent concentration of HNO , under 100 kilograms
per square centimeter pressure and a temper~atur; of 300 degrees Celsius.
is mixed with oxygen and nitrate gases pumped here f,rvm preceding stage&
Oxidation takes place and the 99 percent concentration is ppoduced.
It is this concentration which, u-sdd in the production of explosives
in Synthesia.Semtin. Ifts nt and 99 percent acids are then
pumped. into storage taiVM ctory. The platinum-rhodium screens
are the most sensitive palMew-IM -'above production; one of the screens
contains 0.5 kilograms of platinamm, and the total weight of the screen
is estimated to be about 1.5 kilograms.
The other Synthesis-Semtin factory is located to the north. The only
gate through which the north plant can be entered from the south plant
is located in the northeast section of the fence separating the two
sections.. The northeplant produces explosives; one of the production
materials used for production of the explosives is the HNO3 produced
in the southern part of the Synthesia-Semtin, which is believed to be
pumped to the northern section. The section of the factory which
produces the explosives is believed. to be two to three square kilo-li
meters large.
In MORAVSKA nom: - fez. :na 9? percent Tit &rs
for the manuf of ammonia are o ai
btns rpm the coke plants
Moravska Ostra -, and the synthesis is accomplished under pressure
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of 1,000 kilograms per square centimeter; it is this pressure which
causes operational difficulties, causing production breakdowns
because of the wear and tear on parts. The production of IINO
3 is
estimated. to be 20,000 li4be'ss of 99 percent concentration per day.
Because of the crowded conditions in Moravska Ostrava. expansion of
the factory is not believed possible though there is plenty of raw
material available.
7. Refineries of crude oil in Bratislava, Slovakia.refine only crude oil
from Czechoslovakian oil wells. Deliveries to and from refineries
are accomplished by rail and by water. Large storage tanks for crude
oil and for manufactured materials, such as gasoline and oils, are
1GCated within the refineries. r_
Oil refineries in Pardubice, Bohemia, were partially damaged by air raids
during World War II, but it is estimated that the refineries are 90
percent reconstructed. Deliveries to and from them are made by rail;
large storage tanks for crude oil, gasoline and refined oil axe located
inVide tb*- ,r_efineries. These refineries are known as Fanto.
94 In Novaky, Slovakia, a new factory is producing materials needed for
production of plastics, mainly "vinidur" and "viniplast"; the factory
also produces glue for the plastics. The "vinidur" is acid and stain-
resistant and is also used in smaller quantities in the machine industry.
j()r The factory in Likier, Slovakia, manufactures "fermalin" from methyl-
alcohol and formaldehyde. The production is shipped to other unknown
factories for manufacture of organic dyes. The factor.* was put into
production in the summer of 1952 and is id to be of importance
since the planning of it was expedited.
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14, In Soko., ve Vary, Bohemia, there is a factory manufacturing
carbide.` mechanical improvements were planned by shemoprojekt
in May 1953. The factory is believed to have three or four electric
furnaces burning calcium and its combination with "uhlikem".(
Delivery of rap, material and finished product is by rail.I
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in Bohemia there is a factory for the manufacture
of soda frt ' The estimated area covered by the factory is 500
aJPy700 meters. NaCl comes from East Germany and is-delivered by Elbe
river boats and by rail.
1-13j, Oxygen factories in Nelehoze " lupy in Bohemia. Chemoprojekt
was to finish the planning b r 1953 and construction was to
begin by the end of 1953. Oxygen is to be manufactured in two "Linde"
units (by cooling and liquidization of air). The oxygen is to be
stored in steel tanks eight meters in diameter and twelve meters high,
from wheree the oxygen is to be pumped to a compressor station where it
will be compressed and put into oxygen bottles under pressure of 160
kilograms per square centimeter. Production is to amount to 20 cubic
meters per minute, and the oxygen is to be so clean that it can be used
in the medical field.
fa.ctured by electrolyzing M, ; won Is o amount to Cubic m
`,Also in NelehOzeves is a D - Zavod. ere oxygen is menu-
Since November 1952, a new oxygen plant has been in the planning stage
at Chemoprojekt in Prague, Huainecka Mice. This plant is to operate
on a small scale and is to be located in BRNO, Moravia.
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The wa er~aclce u above the dam is bein detourr d t'hrou at e
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kilometers in area. The factory manufactures plexiglass, insulation
materials such as "umak,,rt", bakelite, "pertinex", and glue for plastics
for mili.n
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it is to- - electrical meters and in tests of aeronauti
propellir. t is at present under construction.2,/The wh
A new factory for experimental purposes is being bui Boleslav,
Bohemia. The name of the new factory is LETOV,and a -sue hearsay
power plant produces is 40,000 kw.
, Some'of the raw material needed for
3.ivered from Synthesi$.-Semtin; these
~ aad alkalis. Administratively, the Uma
factory is inddepeiderit 'of Synthesis!-Semtin. The Uma factory is guarded
by industrial police and soldiers.
The chemical factory in jyi, seven kilometers southwest of Pardubice.
Bohemia, manufactures mainly pharmaceuticals, organic acids and organic
dyes. This factory has large laboratories; the estimated area covered
by the factory is 700 by 800 meters.
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Gasoline manufacturing factory in KOMORA T, BohemiO.. This
plant has been under construction since t g of 1953. It will
have 20 furnaces for pr^ducing the gases needed for the manufacture of
gasoline. The raw material which will be burned in the furnaces is
powdered soft coal (hnede uhli) which will be pressed into briquettes
in the factory. The light gasoline and the saturated washing oil
produced are to be pumped to Stalinovy Zavody in Zaluzi near Most,
Bohemia. The new factory is to be surplibd by power from a power plant
located in Komorany near Most in Bohemia. It is estimated that the power
ten meters in diameter which is drilled through the mountain on the
right side of`ltht river. The-river is thus detoured back to the
river bed past the second partition. The construction is located
between the two partitions. The dam is 50 meters thick at the base,
20 meters thick at the top, 80 mcters'high and 100 meters wide.
The water burbin^s and.generators?are to be located in chambers within
the dam itself; the Geil4ng (between the chambers and the top of tho
,darn) is 1.5 meters thick. The construction project is in Slapy
near Stechovice, Bohemia. Construction began in 1951 and is to be
`completed in 1954.
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SYNTHESIA-SEMTIN F iCTGRY in SEMTI . PARDUBICE, BOHEMIA
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Area
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of factory, manufacturing explosives.
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No other details
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Coal
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3. Electrical power distribution building.
4. Furnaces for making synthetic gases and preparation of gases.
5. Manufacture of fertilizer known as "ledek".
66,. Storage tanks for NH3.
7. Manufadture of HNO3.
8. Manufacture of NH3. This being expanded to increase production
from 18,000 liters per day to 30,000 liters per day.
9. Manufacture of oxygen.
10. Compressing of oxygen into bottles.
11. Filling of containers with ammonia (NH3).
12. Manufacture of sulfuric acid.
13. Manufacture of sulfuric acid.
14. Cooling towers for ammonia.
15.. Gas tank.
16. Manufacture of sulfuric acid.
17. Engineering department.
18. Side gate.
19. Main gate booth.
20. Guard house.
21. Administration building.
22. Main gate.
23. Administration building.
24. Dining hall.
25. Factory kitchen.
26. Factory housing.
27. Factory housing.
28. Site for new buildings, which will serve to increase the production
of nitric acid of Synthesio-Semtin to 40,000 liters per day; this Le
to be used at the explosives manufacturing factory bordering it
to the north (Point #1). Buildings are at present under construction.
This known as Project "D" (also known as Problem 42000).
29. Site for new buildings, which will serve as new power plant;a
estimated output to be 40,000 kilowatts. Now under construction.
30. Entry gate into the factory producing explosives.
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OTALIN WORKS in ZALU SST, BOHEIIh
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1. Storage of coal
2. Preparation of coal
3. 24 furnacesi.i_n operation
4. 24 furnaces;demolished by bombing
5. Gas plant and cleaning of gases
6. Preparation of coal
7. Manufacture of 02 (oxygen) and 2 gas storage tanks (towers)
8. Electrical power plant
9. Mechanical shops
10. Storage of materials
11. Laboratories
12. Construction department and laboratories
13. Telephone exchange building (concrete)
14. Construction department
15. Administration buildings
16. Small shops
17. Air raid shelter
18. Section under reconstruction since 1951
19. Storage tanks for by-products
20.TThis part damaged. Distillation of bathing oils.
21. Manufacture of products needed for manufacture of gasoline.
22. Gas tanks (for heating)
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.23. Distillation of bathing oil 11 in operation.
24. High pressure separation of fir manufacture of gasoline.,
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25- Cleaning of oil.
26. Production building for manti'Tacture of NH3 by high pressure.
27. Damaged building. Purpose not known..
28. Manufacture of oil.
29. Damaged airrraid shelter.
30. Cooling towers.
31. Hospital.
32. Cafeteria
33. Wa+er station
34. Filling of bottles with 02 (oxygen)
35. Side entrance
36. Storage tanks for oil
37. Storage tanks for gasoline
38. Wooden housing buildings
39? Main gate
40. Administration buildings (wooden)
41. Trolley bus st^p
42. Guard tower
43. Guard tower
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