How is the progress of the project at Nanjing Huisheng Clean Energy Co., Ltd.?
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 20:35. Does anyone know how the project of Nanjing Huisheng Clean Energy Co., Ltd. is progressing? The Nanjing methanol-to-olefins project will adopt the MTO/OCP technology http://www.100ppi.com August 24, 2011, 07:54 China Petroleum News Center. According to a report in U.S.-based Hydrocarbon Processing, China Huisheng (Nanjing) Clean Energy Co., Ltd. will use UOP’s methanol-to-olefins (MTO)/olefin cracking (OCP) technology to build a coal chemical complex in Nanjing, capable of producing 295,000 tons of ethylene and propylene per year; construction is expected to be completed and operation to begin in 2013. UOP will provide technical licensing, basic design, catalysts, adsorbents, specialized equipment, and commissioning services. The MTO/OCP technology first employs UOP/Hydro’s MTO process to convert methanol into light olefins (ethylene and propylene) as well as heavy olefins; these heavy olefins are then converted into light olefins, primarily propylene, through UOP/Total’s olefin cracking process (OCP), thereby maximizing the production of ethylene and propylene. This approach meets the needs of petrochemical manufacturers who use coal or natural gas as raw materials to produce methanol and high-value petrochemical products. This technology was successfully applied in September 2008 at Total Petrochemical’s semi-industrial demonstration plant in Ferrou, Belgium. . Note # ) # # , . hcbbs
The project team is now in place, and the operators have been recruited
250,000 tons of butyl octanol will be produced from propylene as a downstream product; the project is under EPC general contracting by Chengda Engineering Company and is currently in the design phase.
Why not take it on yourself? You have your own engineering company after all
Huisheng Company has grown tremendously over the years
Butyl acetate plant? It seems that few plants for producing butyl octanol are in operation abroad
There are quite a few abroad as well. The global production capacity for butyl alcohol is around over 4 million tons per year, with production mainly concentrated in the United States, Western Europe, and Japan, resulting in a relatively dispersed production layout. The top 4 producers of butyl cellosolve in the world are Sinopec, the U.S.-based Oxea Group, South Korea’s LG Group, and Germany’s BASF. China is the largest importer of butyl cellosolve.
Huisheng develops its own olefin separation process package and carries out the basic design itself
They are hiring online; if you’re interested, you can submit your resume and give it a try
Is Nanjing Huisheng Clean Energy’s project a project that integrates methanol and olefins, or an independent olefin production project?
Integrated; Phase 1 and Phase 2 produce methanol products, and development is now moving downstream