Are everyone’s companies operating at full capacity?
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Is everyone working at full capacity? We’re at 2/3. Last edited by mingyyan on 2009-2-11 15:41]
Those that are in use are all full; those that aren’t are under maintenance
Both of our systems are operating at full capacity.
Our three sets of equipment: one new set will come online in mid-March. The other two sets are operating at full capacity.
It seems everyone is quite fine; I hope they can all get started soon.
It’s good enough to get it running; I’m not expecting it to operate at full capacity! Currently, the load is maintained at around 70%; without raw materials, the production capacity cannot be increased.
Of the 12 production workshops in our factory, 11 are operating at full capacity, while another workshop will start operations this year
Hehe, that’s great! It seems there are signs of improvement ahead; maybe the design institute will have work to do!
Is it spring now, which is why fertilizers are needed for farming?
It is basically sufficient for production, but the costs have reversed.
We are operating at 80% capacity, mainly for fertilizers; methanol is not feasible. We still have to wait.
We drove at full capacity; there was hardly any limit on the capacity to begin with
It’s not fully open; there’s still a deficit in methanol, and I’m about to stop the machine for maintenance.
The ammonia synthesis and urea production systems are operating at full capacity, while the methanol system is shut down.
Everything that could be driven has been driven! Basically 90%! The hydrogen sulfide issue isn’t resolved yet! Urea at full capacity, industry **at full capacity!
The ammonia and urea production systems are operating at full capacity; fertilizers are still needed for farming, so the economic crisis has little impact. The methanol system has been shut down. Last edited by davidlzht on 2009-2-12 14:07.]
We’re basically at full capacity here; we calculate the costs every day and have to tighten our belts to get by. I hope the market improves soon! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
At full capacity, it can break even. It has been at full capacity from last year to now
It can only reach 80-90% load, with a gas supply interruption of 50 days per year. There’s nothing to do; since the resources are not in one’s own hands, it’s impossible to maximize efficiency.