SHENGU successfully carried out the first successful start-up of the compressor unit for its domestically developed 100,000 cubic meter air separation plant

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This post was last edited by pyp222 on 2017-5-25 at 16:21. On May 15, China’s first domestically developed set of compressors for air separation units with a capacity of 100,000 units – consisting of air compressors, turbines, reducers, and boosters – independently developed by Shenyang Steam Turbine Group, was successfully commissioned on-site at China Shenhua Group Ningxia Coal Chemical Co., Ltd. Operational data show that all the mechanical and aerodynamic performance indicators of the unit have reached international advanced levels. The successful full-load test run of the 100,000-ton air separation unit announced to the world that for the first time, a \"Chinese chip\" was used in such a facility, fulfilling China’s long-held \"China Dream\" in the manufacturing sector. Previously, SHENGU Group has supplied hundreds of sets of domestically developed first-of-their-kind equipment for projects such as those involving million-ton capacities of ethylene production, ten-million-ton oil refining operations, natural gas pipeline transportation, and large-scale LNG facilities. These include 150-ton high-thrust reciprocating compressors and pumps for third-generation nuclear power plants with a capacity of 1,000 megawatts. Such achievements have broken the foreign monopoly and provided strong impetus for China’s manufacturing sector to move from a large-scale to a high-quality level. Shenmu Group signs a contract worth nearly 970 million yuan with Zhejiang Petrochemical Recently, the South China Branch of Shenmu Group’s Marketing Center and Zhejiang Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Zhejiang Petrochemical) entered into a partnership to sign a contract for the first phase of a 40 million tons per year integrated refining and chemical processing project, with a total contract value of nearly 970 million yuan. As a key project during the 13th Five-Year Plan period, it is part of the “Zhejiang No. 1” project and represents the largest integrated refining and chemical complex under construction in the world at present.