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Which African countries have chlor-alkali enterprises? How large is it?
This post was last edited by The wise are enlightened on 2022-1-24 at 18:48. Some **are available
The original poster can check Africa’s **electricity supply capacity; only those regions with sufficient electricity supply can have chlor-alkali production. As far as I know, the African countries with chlor-alkali plants are **South Africa, Tunisia, and Egypt; I’m not sure if there are any others. The chlor-alkali industry is highly energy-intensive; if the people in Africa **do not use electricity for lighting, then they will hardly need hydrochloric acid or caustic soda, let alone use it in aluminum smelting or PVC production.
Egypt has the largest chlor-alkali production capacity in Africa, while Tunisia plans to build a new project for producing 10,000 tons of caustic soda.
The Chengda Sultan project is a project from a very, very long time ago – a project that made significant contributions.
My friend is preparing to build a 50,000-ton vessel in Africa; he’s currently in the process of getting things ready. Why can’t I reply?
My friend is preparing to build a 50,000-ton vessel in Africa; he’s currently in the process of getting things ready. Why can’t I reply?
I’m curious about how much one can earn as a salary in Africa
In Africa, which **plant with a capacity of 50,000 tons of caustic soda exists, and what chlorine-based products are produced there? Thank you!
In Africa, wages depend on the location; for ordinary workers in factories, the monthly wage usually does not exceed 1,000 RMB.
What refined saltwater technology does your friend plan to use? I have top manufacturers specializing in refined saltwater technology.