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Discussion on the combustion and explosion accident in the acetylene production unit of Xinjiang Tianye

2017-08-09View Original

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This post was last edited by jnco on 2017-8-10 at 12:20. Around 6:30 p.m. on August 7, an explosion occurred in the acetylene production area of Tianye Chemical Industry City (with a production capacity of 200,000 tons under the Tianye brand); equipment was damaged, but no injuries were reported. Production has been halted at the old Tianye Chemical Industry City, and the exact cause is under investigation; it is preliminarily believed that weather conditions play a significant role in this incident. The Tianye accident is expected to result in a production halt of 200,000 tons. Is there anyone who knows the specifics? Let’s discuss it and learn from it
Reply #22017-08-10
It’s the best outcome if no one gets hurt
Reply #32017-08-10
Damn, is that true? I used to be in the hydrochloric acid position across from the 20W tons unit; it’s best if nothing goes wrong
Reply #42017-08-10
It is said that there is a news blackout now, with no information available at all, but the official Chlor-Alkali Network has announced that parking in the park has been suspended.
Reply #52017-08-10
It can be seen that there are too few valid messages; what exactly are the weather reasons?
Reply #62017-08-10
Damn, is that true? I used to be in the hydrochloric acid position across from 20W tons; it’s best if nothing goes wrong.
Reply #72017-08-11
If anyone knows, please explain the reason so we can learn from it*
Reply #82017-09-01
During the thunderstorm season, acetylene released into the air can easily catch fire; if there is a leak in the equipment, there is a risk of fire and explosion!

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