Prospects for the PVC industry
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PVC enthusiasts, are you still manufacturing your PVC devices? What is the production capacity of the device? What is the utilization rate? The market is currently in a downturn, and this industry is becoming increasingly obsolete! Stop production? Transformation? Make specialty raw material resin? Such as PVC dedicated for chlorination, and so on! Let’s discuss it! :L
Those industries are highly sophisticated, and they all have prospects for development. The scale of PVC production is also significant: Ely Chemical produces 400,000 tons per year, while Beiyuan Chemical produces 1 million tons per year. The chlor-alkali industry is also something that people hear about a lot these days. Found throughout the country. What project in Anhui has started construction? It’s Qinghai Chlor-alkali Chemical Co., Ltd.
The PVC industry is currently in a downturn, with overcapacity! The market is weak!
Which manufacturers produce PVC specifically for the production of chlorinated polyvinyl chloride? :)
Fierce competition, fierce price wars. However, there are also complex issues such as local interests and the control of resources.
CPVC raw materials have been successfully developed by Shanghai Chlor-Alkali, as reported online
Xinjiang also has companies with large production capacity; Zhongtai and Tianye both have production capacities of over 1 million tons
Both of them are leaders! The feasibility study capabilities are also very strong, aren’t they? :)
Basically, the operating rate of large-scale facilities is over 80%. In the PVC sector, there is capacity consolidation, elimination of high-energy-consuming processes, and the rise of resource-based enterprises. Efforts are being made to advance environmental protection, a circular economy, and mercury-free practices, while also pursuing gradual product diversification
5 years later, oil will be at $60 per barrel; the calcium carbide process for producing PVC will be virtually dead, and resource-based companies will still be in trouble. 10 years later, domestic real estate investment began to show negative growth, and the remaining companies were ruined. China has resumed importing large amounts of PVC, leaving the pollution abroad! 30 years later, a new type of biodegradable super-solar bioplastic was developed, leading to the collapse of the petrochemical and plastic industries worldwide! ;P
Speaking of biodegradable plastics, I have worked with polylactic acid! I’m not sure which ones you mean? :)