Who knows about the British company David?
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As the title suggests, does any expert know anything about the basic information of the British company David? For example, which company it originally belonged to, what products it mainly deals in, and what advanced technologies it possesses? Wait. Those who know should share their thoughts. Thank you. I need to find out.
If anyone who knows knows, please let me know. Thank you. I only know that this company has technologies such as using maleic anhydride to produce BDO. There seems to be butyl cellosolve technology as well. If there is more information, please help to provide it. Thank you! ! !
This company possesses BDO technology as well as methanol synthesis technology; the other technologies are not well known. At least these two technologies are quite advanced, and BDO technology has also been introduced in China.
In February 2007, David Process Technologies, a subsidiary of British firm Sinopec, signed a contract with Baotou Shenhua Coal Chemical Company; David Process Technologies would provide methanol technology, basic engineering design, and methanol synthesis catalysts for the construction of a coal-based methanol plant with an annual production capacity of 1.83 million tons in Baotou, Inner Mongolia.
Davy is currently part of the project led by British firm JPM and CNPC for the construction of a 800,000 tons per year methanol plant; the process package for Davy uses catalysts from JMC. This post was last edited by psw1420 on 2008-12-17 at 13:41
Butyl octanol was developed by Davy and DOW together. It is called LP Oxo technology. Technology transfer is available in China. This post was last edited by radar007 on 2008-12-17 16:46.]
Regarding Davy Process Technology Co., Ltd., its business activities cover the field of petrochemical technology development and technology transfer on a global scale. The company’s headquarters are located in London, while its technology center is in Stockton-on-Tees. It possesses a range of proprietary process technologies, including those related to methanol, gas conversion, butanediol, natural detergent alcohols, carbonylation alcohols, industrial amines, and ethyl acetate. For more information, please visit the company’s website at www.davyprotech.com.
The BDO process in my company uses Davy’s technology
DAVY Company of the UK’s methane reforming catalyst
We’ve worked at David before; let me say a few words: David Process Technology Co., Ltd.: DPI is one of the oldest and most successful technology companies. The company is active in process development, as well as licensing technology to the gas, oil, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and polymer industries. The company has bases in Stockton-on-Tees in the UK and in London, and employs 175 people. In 2006, Johnson Matthey acquired Davy Process Technology from Yukos International (Moscow) for £40 million ($70.4 million) ； DPT, London). Suncor Phillips and DPI have a long history of technical cooperation. These two companies, along with AKER KVAERNER, form the One Synergy alliance. The alliance provides turnkey plants for methanol production and other syngas-based processes, including the emerging market for converting natural gas into liquid fuels. Suncor says combining the company’s catalyst business with DPI presents opportunities. Domestic methanol projects using the David process: Qinghai Zhonghao ； COSCO Jiantao Phase II ； Deify Baotou ； Additionally: David has also made significant contributions in BDO and butyl alcohol design.
Our factory has just started production with an annual capacity of 240,000 tons of butyl octanol, and David’s technology is being used for this