Medium and Low Temperature Coal Tar Hydrogenation Project
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Dear sea friends: I am currently working on a medium- and low-temperature coal tar hydrogenation project with a processing capacity of 200,000 tons per year. I was wondering what the total investment for a plant of similar scale is currently How much is the engineering design fee approximately? What percentage of the total investment in this project does it account for approximately? I also hope that everyone will recommend to me more design firms that have the necessary qualifications, experience, and technical expertise to undertake this project. Additionally, the project is seeking middle-level and senior-level process engineers and experts. It is backed by a large coal company in Inner Mongolia, which has strong financial resources, its own coal mines, and high coal production levels. We hope that knowledgeable individuals and professionals will join us. Contact number: 15849772079
In this industry, as long as there’s coal, there’s money! ! Another coal tar project has been launched.
It can be found on Haichuan – there are several design institutes that are quite good, and another large project is about to be launched in China. Congratulations to you all!
Excuse me, on the fifth floor – which department do you belong to? Are you close to Huafu?
Reply to 4# Meimei: May I ask where you are? Do you have the contact information for Changlian Design Institute?
Reply to 4# Meimei: Dear girl on the fourth floor, please be more specific – which design firms are capable of doing this? What’s the name?
Beijing Zhongliansheng Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd. – this design institute can also handle it
What stage has your company’s project reached currently? Still in the project feasibility study phase? Has the project been finalized for implementation? After the deep processing of medium and low-temperature coal tar, what is the final product your company is aiming for? What are the sulfur and nitrogen contents in coal tar? These issues are not determined, and it is estimated that no engineering company will be able to answer your questions. .
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