Advanced Magnesium Alloys Corporation (AMACOR)
Large load · 1820 E. 32nd st., Anderson, IN
Advanced Magnesium Alloys Corporation (AMACOR) recycles magnesium scrap and supplies alloy ingot from 1820 East 32nd Street in Anderson, Madison County, Indiana, with an annual plant production capacity of approximately 50,000 MT. Its permitted furnace lines each use an electric melting furnace and an electric continuous refining furnace. The Indiana Municipal Power Agency supplies the City of Anderson's total requirements for power and energy under a Power Sales Contract.
Overview
AMACOR describes itself as the largest magnesium recycling facility in the world and says the annual production capacity of the plant is approximately 50,000 MT. The company serves the die casting and aluminum industries with magnesium scrap recycling and alloy ingot supply.
Profile
- Electricity and grid
- The 2020 air permit identifies two furnace lines, FL-1 and FL-2, each with an electric melting furnace and an electric continuous refining furnace. The Indiana Municipal Power Agency supplies the City of Anderson's total requirements for power and energy under the Power Sales Contract. Anderson's Industrial Power Service rate is available where monthly billing demands exceed 10,000 kVA.
- Permits
- Air operating permit F095-41887-00114 is issued for a fixed term of ten years. AMACOR submitted its second-quarter 2024 quarterly report to IDEM.
Facility
- Activity
- Magnesium scrap recycling and alloy ingot supply
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Site type
- Facility
- Operating status
- Operating
Permits and agreements
- Permit
- Air operating permit F095-41887-00114
- Agreement
- IMPA Power Sales Contract supplies the City of Anderson's total requirements for power and energy
Related records
Timeline
- Jul 3, 2024
- AMACOR submitted its second-quarter 2024 report
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