How much does it cost to build a 50,000-ton ion-exchange membrane chlor-alkali plant? ? ?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:32. Our company is planning to install a chlorine-alkali production line with a capacity of 50,000 tons. How much investment would be required, according to those who know more about this? ? # ， ， &
For 100,000 tons, it’s less than 400 million yuan; for 50,000 tons of caustic soda, it’s less than 200 million yuan, probably around 150 million yuan. By the way, the minimum scale required for entering the domestic caustic soda market is 300,000 tons; how is it possible to get approval for a capacity of only 50,000 tons? Is it an expansion project?
Oh, thank you so much. So, how much hydrogen is produced as a by-product in that 300,000-ton chlor-alkali plant (per cubic hour)? 50,000 tons?
The answer on the 2nd floor is inaccurate; the scale of investment and the scale of production capacity are not in such a ratio, as the amount of investment in certain public services is greater. It should also be around 300 million.
Can a plant with a capacity of 50,000 tons still be built? According to the entry requirements for the chlor-alkali industry, a capacity of over 300,000 tons is required
Hydrogen volume: 280 NM3/T at 100% NaOH; therefore, the hydrogen volume per hour (in standard cubic meters) for a 50,000-ton capacity caustic soda plant is: 280*6.25
An investment of 50,000 tons should amount to between 220 million and 250 million RMB
The investment depends on the level of the equipment and the degree of automation; different requirements lead to significant variations in investment costs
Not necessarily; it depends on the type of enterprise. In the private company where I used to work, an investment of around 200 million was required for a production capacity of 50,000 tons, while in state-owned enterprises, an investment of 1.3 billion is needed for the same capacity of 100,000 tons – it’s not proportional
An investment of 50,000 tons amounts to around 200 million. (Including land, all design costs)
Our plant produces 100,000 tons of ion-exchange membrane caustic soda, but it seems that the amount is less than 40,000 tons.
Investment varies greatly from region to region. Moreover, with the rising prices of various materials, and considering the small scale of the project as well as all the auxiliary facilities required, an investment of around 300 million yuan is still needed.
An investment of less than 40,000 yuan for a 10-ton unit is absolutely outrageous! ! ! ! ! Also, approvals have become stricter now; applications for amounts below 300,000 tons are not approved.
It also depends on the region; investments vary from place to place. There is definitely a difference between coastal areas and the central and western regions, and on top of that, material prices have risen sharply recently
A few years ago, it was possible to cover the cost within 250 million; now it should be over 300 million