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Which catalyst regeneration companies are currently operating in China? Where are they located? What is their current technical level, and how do they compare to the advanced regeneration companies abroad? I’d like to hear everyone’s opinions. Thank you! This post was last edited by hwqckr on 2009-1-19 at 17:27.]
Please make it clear which device’s catalyst it is. It’s hydrogenation, hydrogen production, catalysis...
The following companies are mainly engaged in the off-site regeneration of desulfurization agents and catalysts, as well as providing corresponding technical services. . 1. Jiangsu Tianpeng Petrochemical Special Engineering Co., Ltd. 2. Jiangsu Kechuang Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (formerly Yixing Petrochemical Additive Factory) 3. Zibo Hengji Chemical Co., Ltd. 4. Wenzhou Ruibo Catalyst Co., Ltd
3. Zibo Hengji Chemical Co., Ltd. 4. Wenzhou Ruibo Catalyst Co., Ltd. Are these two companies related to each other?
3. Zibo Hengji Chemical Co., Ltd. 4. Wenzhou Ruibo Catalyst Co., Ltd. I heard that these two companies are actually part of the same entity. So, aside from Jiangsu Tianpeng’s expertise in catalyst handling, the remaining companies mentioned are Yixing Kechuang and Wenzhou Ruibo. Are there any others? The regenerated catalyst mentioned elsewhere is mainly used for HC. Catalyst regeneration seems to be developing quite rapidly abroad; what about in China? How does the technical level compare to that of advanced countries abroad?
Hehe, foreign recycling companies also take on business in China! For example, CR-Asia in Singapore
The person on the 4th floor covered everything very comprehensively. I also know of a company in Xingwu, Shandong, which has been working with Kelite Company for a long time
There are also many in Jiangsu – around Taihu Lake and Wuxi
Yu Hao Petrochemical Special Engineering Department in Pingdingshan City, Henan Province is a company specialized in the loading and unloading of catalysts as well as related operations
Zibo Hengji Chemical is the first company in China to utilize this technology, which is quite mature and similar to the CRI recycling process.