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:time: Yuntianhua sulfur explosion, I heard that the Work Safety Supervision Bureau will shut down sulfuric acid plants with a capacity of less than 100,000 tons
If we stop sulfuric acid plants with a capacity of less than 100,000 tons because of this, it would be a bit too ambitious. A lot of people die in traffic accidents every year, right? Then the superior leaders will also make rectifications. Vehicles with more than four wheels are strictly prohibited on the road to prevent traffic accidents. Is this okay????
No, it’s a market economy now, survival of the fittest, companies that pollute seriously are handled by local* * The department is responsible for rectification and closure.
Probably not. When soliciting opinions on industrial structure adjustment in 2007, it only restricted the development of pyrite acid-making units with a capacity of less than 100,000 tons. . .
What is the required scale for acid production from smelting flue gas? I think what the 1st floor said is unlikely to happen.
The lead and zinc industry access policy has come out, requiring a single series of 200,000 tons/year, a single boiling furnace of 108 m2, and an electrolytic zinc of 100,000 tons/year. The designated industry policy is simply too bureaucratic. How many companies can achieve it in this way? Everyone is playing the edge, so that they have money to make money: lol
That's okay, you can just continue to build 200,000 tons. It's still interesting to play with the 108 furnace. Then we can continue to cooperate, okay? :lol Haha.