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Yesterday, the groundbreaking ceremony was held for a large-scale chemical project jointly developed by Jiangsu Sanmu Group and Shandong Lubei Enterprise Group, both of which are among China’s top 500 enterprises. Relying on the comprehensive circular economy industry chain of Shandong Lubei Enterprise Group, Jiangsu Sanmu Group has invested 5 billion yuan to build a facility with an annual production capacity of 600,000 tons of chlor-alkali products, 240,000 tons of epichlorohydrin, and 200,000 tons of adipic acid. The construction of this project will take place in two phases, over a period of 5 years. This article is from: China Epoxy Resin Network. Original link: http://www.epoxy-e.com/chinese/article/newsfile.asp?AL_ID=17922. Please keep this link when reproducing it; thank you!
Damn, that’s scary – such a large scale
200,000 tons of adipic acid? Do we still have to use nylon 66?
It is quite impressive, but is the epichlorohydrin process the latest one? The older processes have serious pollution problems.
I’m keeping an eye on the progress of the project. If anyone knows anything about it, please let me know the status. Thank you
I’m also concerned; with such a large-scale project, where can there be enough market demand? Don’t follow the example of the chlor-alkali industry – once things go wrong, everything collapses
Production halted at Shandong Lubei Chlor-alkali plant; projects on hold