How is the development of acetic acid and its downstream industries, which are based on coal chemical industry? Are there many people following me?

2007-12-15View Original

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How is the development of acetic acid and its downstream industries, which are based on coal chemical industry? Are there many people following me?

Reply #22007-12-16

It is expected that there will be a surplus of acetic acid in the domestic market by 2010; the main products derived from acetic acid include vinyl acetate, methyl ethyl acetate, butyl acetate, and PTA solvents

Reply #32007-12-17

The chemical industry that uses coal as a raw material can also generate electricity as a by-product, so its development is promising.

Reply #42007-12-17

Taking the path of cogeneration is likely to be the most competitive approach for the coal chemical industry.

Reply #52007-12-17

It’s okay. It is currently in a period of growth. High investment, high profits

Reply #62007-12-19

I wonder if there are many companies in the downstream sector of acetic acid?

Reply #72007-12-19

Acetic acid seems to be a good choice for producing acetate fiber in the future; it’s an excellent material for clothing fabrics

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