I would like to know about Fushun Petrochemical’s polyolefin plants (number of units, processes, production capacity)
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 19:49. I am interested in learning about the polyolefin plants at Fushun Petrochemical. I heard before that Fushun Petrochemical added PE production capacity in 2012, with a 350,000-ton low-pressure plant and a 450,000-ton linear plant, but no products have been produced yet. I was wondering if anyone has more detailed information? Furthermore, how many polyolefin (PE, PP) production facilities does Fushun have so far? What manufacturing processes are used, what is their capacity, and how are they operating? I hope fellow sailors will not hesitate to share their insights! Furthermore, those who are familiar with Maoming Petrochemical’s polyolefin plants are welcome to come and exchange ideas! . Note # ) # # , .
I am quite familiar with China Coal’s manufacturing processes.
I only know that it seems to be 800,000 tons per set
Fushun Petrochemical originally had one 120,000-ton polyethylene plant and one 90,000-ton polypropylene plant; with this expansion project to increase ethylene production by 1 million tons, new plants for producing 450,000 tons per year of linear low-density polyethylene, 350,000 tons per year of high-density polyethylene, and 300,000 tons per year of polypropylene have been added. High-density polyethylene: High-value bimodal products are produced using the HOSTALEN low-pressure slurry process from BASELL in Germany. Linear low-density polyethylene plant: It uses the UNIPOL PE process from UNIVATION in the United States, primarily for producing films. Polypropylene plant: Uses the American DOW UNIPOL gas-phase process.
The Maoming 800,000-ton ethylene expansion project involves increasing the production capacity from 360,000 tons to 800,000 tons. As part of this project, a new 350,000-ton high-density polyethylene production facility will be built; the capacity for low-density polyethylene production will increase from 160,000 tons to 220,000 tons, while the polypropylene production capacity will rise from 170,000 tons to 370,000 tons. The specific process route adopted is as follows: For high-density polyethylene production, Basell’s process technology is used. The products manufactured include film-grade materials (40–50%), hollow container-grade materials (15–20%), and pipe-grade materials (25–30%). Additionally, wire and cable materials (5%) as well as monofilaments and products for other applications (5–10%) can also be produced. Full-density polyethylene plant: It adopts the imported UNIPOL gas-phase fluidized bed process technology. An additional 60,000 tons of production capacity has been added; the products manufactured include packaging bags, plastic film, materials for wires and cables, monofilaments, and molding compounds. Polypropylene plant: A new plant with a capacity of 200,000 tons, utilizing the second-generation domestic BPEC loop-type polypropylene process technology. The product grades produced by the new plants are mainly homopolymers, while the 170,000 tons/year plant primarily produces random copolymers and impact-resistant copolymers.
The process route of China Coal Yuheng is a complete copy of that of Shenhua Baotou’s 600,000-ton MTO project.
What is the process used in the CNPC Yulin project’s PP unit?
Dow’s Unipol process.
Well, that’s it. . All were moved to Shenhua Baotou.
It’s Dow’s Unipol
Basel, slurry process, large and small loop reactors, axial flow pumps – a whole host of key terms come to mind. . . Alright, no say in this – I’m stepping down