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Experts, does anyone know how many wax oil hydrogenation units are currently under construction or have just been put into operation across the country? What is their processing capacity, and which company designed them? Thank you! Dushanzi: 2 million tons; Hainan: 3.1 million tons; Jinling Petrochemical: 2.6 million tons per year; Luoyang Petrochemical: 2.2 million tons per year; Anqing Petrochemical: 2.2 million tons per year; Maoming Petrochemical: 1.8 million tons per year; Qingdao Refinery: 3.2 million tons per year. This post was last edited by Refinery Worker on 2009-4-20 at 11:28
Jinling Petrochemical has a rather large one; it was put into operation about 2 years ago
Dushanzi has a plant with a capacity of 2 million tons; it was completed this year, using UOP technology
Currently under construction are Jinling Petrochemical (2.6 million tons per year), Luoyang Petrochemical (2.2 million tons per year), Anqing Petrochemical (2.2 million tons per year), and Maoming Petrochemical (1.8 million tons per year). There is also the Qingdao Refinery, which began operations last year with a capacity of 3.2 million tons per year; in addition, there are facilities in Hainan, Guangdong, Zhenhai, and other locations. It is generally designed by the Beijing Institute and the Luoyang Institute
For the upgrading of gasoline, SINOPEC is indeed building several wax oil hydrogenation units, using its own technologies and catalysts; however, I am not very familiar with CNPC’s situation.
Dushanzi 200 Wax Oil Hydrocracking
There are many of them across the country! They are mainly used for catalytic feeding in Anqing/Changling/Wuhan/Hangzhou/Zhenhai/Jinling/Guangzhou Maoming/Luoyang/Qingdao/
The gentleman upstairs knows Sinopec very well
PetroChina Guangxi Petrochemical’s 2.2 million-ton wax oil hydrogenation unit in Qinzhou, Guangxi – under construction