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Jinfeng Company: Kickoff Meeting for the 60,000-ton-per-year Melamine Production Project / Author/Source: Coal Chemicals Division of Jinmei Group Date: June 14, 2019 Clicks: 27 On June 12, Jinfeng Company held a kickoff meeting for the 60,000-ton-per-year melamine production project; more than 40 representatives from Jinfeng Company, Outech Company, and Huisheng Company attended the meeting, including project leaders, design managers, technical directors, chief engineers, and other professionals. Fan Jian, General Manager of Jinfeng Company, extended a warm welcome to the representatives from Outech Company and Huisheng Company. He expressed his gratitude for the efforts and contributions made by all parties in terms of process technology, exchanges and discussions, as well as engineering design. He hoped that all parties would strictly adhere to the scheduled timeline to complete all tasks and successfully finish the project construction. At the meeting, Roberta, the project manager at Outech Company, presented the details of the process package design. She said that Outech Company is confident in completing the task in the shortest possible time to ensure the efficient operation of the project. Han Zhiwei, the design manager at Huisheng Company, provided an overview of the engineering design. He said that the design will be carried out in strict accordance with ** and industry standards, technical evaluations, as well as project requirements, to ensure the safe, reasonable, and cost-effective operation of the project. Miao Laicun, the person in charge of Jinfeng Company’s melamine project, introduced the overall schedule for the project’s progress. Subsequently, the three parties conducted research and discussions on the process package, engineering design, and basic design parameters. Jinfeng Company’s project to produce 60,000 tons of melamine per year is a key initiative aimed at extending the company’s industrial chain and facilitating its transformation and development. The project utilizes the advanced fourth-generation catalyst-free high-pressure process from Italian company OTECH; the exhaust gases are recovered to produce urea melt, which is then reused as a raw material. This approach helps reduce production costs, facilitates energy savings and emission reduction, and brings significant economic and social benefits.