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We are planning to launch a new project, and we are still evaluating different polymerization reactors and the related technologies. For reactors with a capacity of 105 cubic meters, there are basically two options: reactors from Jinhua Machinery combined with Dagu Chemical’s technology, or reactors from Senson combined with Beihua No.2’s technology. Could you please tell us about the advantages or characteristics of each option, so that we can determine which one is better?
The polymerization reactor should still be the Shanghai Sensong brand. As for PVC production technology, Dagu Chemical relies on Japanese nitrogen, while Beier Chemical uses European ethylene, each with its own characteristics. In my opinion, Dagu Chemical does a good job of absorbing new technologies.
Mosen’s furnace technology plus Beihua No.2’s technology: the former clings to what was developed and introduced earlier, failing to keep up with the times; The latter continuously improves and refines its technologies, developing production facilities that meet market demands and suit national conditions
Coincidentally, our company is also considering the use of 105 (108) reactors; we know very little about Daguhua. I wonder where this guy got his information? Could you elaborate?
If you’re interested, please send me a message; I’ll send you the reports we prepared for the project. We conducted quite thorough research back then.
The domestically produced Fuda units manufactured by Dagu have reached full production capacity, but those intended for Jilantai in Inner Mongolia can only handle up to 550 tons per day; the reason for not having reached full capacity is unknown