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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 21:07. Many chemical plants in Shanxi have methanol production facilities, but many of them are not in operation; for example, one such facility in Changzhi. Has there been any consideration of expanding the industrial chain by carrying out MTO and MTP projects? . Note $ # , $ $
Shanxi Pucheng is preparing to install an MTO, with Huisheng handling the preliminary design
Reply to 2# teedybear: Shanxi has unique advantages for developing this project, and I believe it will surely be successful. However, Shanxi lacks talent in ethylene production, and a large number of such professionals will need to be brought in.
No, if such an opportunity existed, many people from Shanxi would go back home to develop there
Pucheng is in Shaanxi, but it is indeed not far from Shanxi. Additionally, Huisheng is only responsible for the subsequent olefin separation in the Pucheng project. The others haven’t been decided yet.
Reply to 5# dumane: I heard Huisheng also produces FDPE in Pucheng? I don’t know what to do
Recently, Yuan Chunching from the Shanxi Provincial Party Committee visited Shenhua Baotou Company to inspect the production process of the MTO technology. According to relevant reports, Shanxi is planning projects for the production of olefins from coal. It should be quick.
It’s not Pucheng in Shanxi, it’s Pucheng in Shaanxi
Isn’t there a coal research institute in Shanxi? Technically, there should be an advantage, and coupled with abundant natural coal resources, it shouldn’t be difficult to develop the coal chemical industry; as long as investment is made, there will be no problem!
I heard that Huisheng has developed its own set of olefin separation equipment; it’s a highly capable company. I hope that the domestic production of olefin separation technologies will continue to improve. Reply 2# teedybear
It is said that Shanxi Province has recently organized domestic experts to assess the feasibility of the coal-to-olefins project in Shanxi, and the conclusion was that it is feasible. However, at present, Governor Zhao of Shaanxi Province is also actively promoting the coal-to-olefins projects in Yulin and Pucheng in Shaanxi. Yuan Chunching, head of the Shanxi Provincial Party Committee, is likewise pushing ahead with the construction of such projects in Shanxi; it all depends on the industrial layout in place.