Does the production of diethanol monoisopropanolamine fall under petrochemical enterprises?

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I would like to ask whether a company that uses propylene oxide and diethanolamine as raw materials to produce diethanol monoisopropylamine DEIPA, a concrete grinding aid, falls under the category of petrochemical enterprises or fine chemical enterprises Note: According to Clause 2.0.1 of the \"Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises\" (GB50160-2008), a petrochemical enterprise is a refinery, petrochemical plant, petrochemical fiber factory, or a complex of such facilities that uses oil, natural gas and their derivatives as raw materials to produce, store, and transport various petrochemical products.

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Does the production of diethanol monoisopropanolamine fall under petrochemical enterprises?

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