Schoenherr-Hessberger process

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Schoenherr-Hessberger process [′shən·her ′hes‚bərg·ər ‚prä·səs]

(chemical engineering)

A nitrogen-fixation process used in Norway; employs a very long (22 feet or 7 meters) alternating-current arc around which air moves in a helical path in a 746-kilowatt furnace.

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