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What is the most advanced equipment in your facility?

2017-08-23View Original

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This post was last edited by Guan Gongyu on 2018-9-3 at 10:35. What are the most advanced devices in your facility? Haichuan Shanghai is attending the largest petrochemical equipment exhibition. I have some doubts regarding this: Question: Are the equipment displayed at these petrochemical equipment exhibitions the latest models? Question: What are the advantages of these new devices? Question: Who will be interested in these new devices? Question: How long will it take for these new devices to be put into use? Right away? Question: Will the purchasers go to watch it? As far as I know, the equipment of many companies can only be added to the supplier list! Question: What interesting and novel devices are there at the exhibition? Or what are the highlights of the equipment at this exhibition? New process or new material? Is it related to energy conservation and environmental protection? I would like to ask what the most advanced equipment in your facility is ? ? ? ? Or what is the most advanced equipment your company sells? How much? How is it working? How long did it take from research and development to deployment?
Reply #22017-08-23
Elliott’s two turbo compressors
Reply #32017-08-23
Packing robot, FANC model, over 1 million.
Reply #42017-08-23
So sophisticated. A couple of days ago, I saw a meter with a detection device attached to it; I asked how much it cost He said: Over 1 million. Then I touched my pockets, and that’s it
Reply #52017-08-23
Boiling pump? Is the material being transported a gas-liquid mixture? I’ve only heard of a fluidized bed; I learned about it yesterday as well
Reply #62017-08-24
It is a liquid-phase circulation pump for the residue hydrocracking fluidized bed, with a high flow rate of 3200 Nm3/h, operating at 430°C and 190 bar
Reply #72017-08-24
There used to be a gas turbine, from GE, worth 100 million
Reply #82017-08-24
The core reactor of the facility is not the most advanced, but it took nearly 5 years from research and development to operation, with an investment of over 20 million; the stirring shaft weighs 8 tons.

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