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The construction of the Black Cat Coal Chemical Project is being accelerated, with commissioning expected by the end of June next year. Author/Source: Bayannur Daily Date: 2019-10-25 Clicks: 28 On October 24, the first phase of the project undertaken by Inner Mongolia Black Cat Coal Chemical Co., Ltd., located in the Qingshan Industrial Park in Wulat Houqi, which aims to produce 100,000 tons of caprolactam per year as well as 400,000 tons of liquefied natural gas per year using coke oven gas, was advancing at a rapid pace in accordance with the planned construction schedule. “It’s about to freeze, so we are accelerating the construction work to ensure that the project is put into operation by the end of June next year, as scheduled. ”Yao Wei, executive director of Inner Mongolia Black Cat Coal Chemical Co., Ltd., said. It is understood that the first phase of Inner Mongolia Black Cat Coal Chemical’s project, which aims to produce 100,000 tons of caprolactam per year and 400,000 tons of liquefied natural gas per year using coke oven gas, has a total planned investment of 5.524 billion yuan. Construction on this project began in full on May 9, 2018. The project includes six production units for coal washing, coking, chemical processing, alcohol and ammonia production, thermal power generation, and mechanical operations. To date, contracts worth 4.3 billion yuan have been signed for various construction works, engineering materials, and equipment procurement, representing approximately 70% of the total project cost. Of these, each unit has completed about 90% of the civil engineering work, while equipment installation and the installation of pipe racks in the ductwork are about 50% complete; operation is expected to begin by June 30, 2020. Once fully operational, it will be able to produce 2.6 million tons of coke, 300,000 tons of methanol, 80,000 tons of synthetic ammonia, as well as other coal chemical products annually ; The average tax and profit payments are expected to be 700 million yuan.
Accelerated Progress on the First Phase of Inner Mongolia Heimaotao Coal Chemical Plant Author/Source: Huahua Network Coal Chemicals Date: 2019-10-27 Clicks: 85 On October 24th, the construction site of the first phase of Inner Mongolia Heimaotao Coal Chemical Company’s project, located in Qingshan Industrial Park and aimed at producing 100,000 tons of caprolactam per year as well as 400,000 tons of liquefied natural gas per year using coke oven gas, was bustling with activity. Yao Wei, executive director of Inner Mongolia Black Cat Coal Chemical Co., Ltd., said that freezing is approaching soon, and they are accelerating construction to ensure that the project is put into operation by the end of June next year as scheduled. The first phase of Inner Mongolia Black Cat Coal Chemical’s project, which aims to produce 100,000 tons of caprolactam per year and 400,000 tons of liquefied natural gas per year using coke oven gas, has a total investment of 5.524 billion yuan. Construction on this phase began in full on May 9, 2018. The project includes six production units for coal washing, coking, chemical processing, alcohol and ammonia production, thermal power generation, and mechanical operations. To date, contracts worth 4.3 billion yuan have been signed for various construction works, engineering materials, and equipment procurement, with approximately 70% of the total project cost already covered. Of these, each unit has completed about 90% of the civil engineering work, while equipment installation and the installation of pipe racks in the ductwork are about 50% complete; operation is expected to begin by June 30, 2020. Once the project is fully operational, it will be able to produce 2.6 million tons of coke, 300,000 tons of methanol, 80,000 tons of synthetic ammonia, as well as other coal chemical products annually ; The average tax and profit payments are expected to be 700 million yuan. To date, this first phase of the project has invested 500 million yuan in environmental protection measures; it achieves zero emissions of solids and liquids, while gas emissions are at a level well below the specified thresholds, far exceeding both national and regional environmental standards.