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Is the anthraquinone method promising for the production of hydrogen peroxide? How much does it cost to invest?
12 million per 10,000 tons of hydrogen peroxide,
The last edit to this post was made by 181128425 on 2010-11-13 at 11:39; it depends on the scale of the facility and the available utility services – for a plant with a capacity of 60,000 tons, it’s around 8,000 watts
Reply to 2# Jiangshan Lansheng: 10 million per ton seems to be more accurate. Although hydrogen peroxide remains a relatively dangerous substance, it is no longer that mysterious
Reply to 1# yakuiw: Costs can be reduced only if by-products such as hydrogen are generated; there are paper mills and similar factories in the vicinity, so long-distance transportation is not suitable
The market conditions are good this year. If by-product hydrogen is utilized, it’s a solid project, and the technology available in China is quite mature. As for investment, a scale of 60,000 tons would require around 7-8 KW of power; it also depends on the availability of supporting infrastructure
It remains quite competitive in the near term, but the future will depend on further developments. Domestic technology is far behind that of foreign countries; companies such as DuPont in the United States, Solvay in Belgium, and Mitsubishi in Japan have more advanced technologies than ours. Their hydrogen efficiency can reach over 10 g/l, while ours can only be maintained at around 7 g/l. To increase production, it is necessary to raise the system’s circulation rate, which requires additional investment in equipment.
The poster is asking about the scale of investment required for such equipment; hydrogen as a raw material is very important! It’s very difficult to build a project without a hydrogen source!
The poster is asking about the scale of investment required for such equipment; hydrogen as a raw material is very important! It’s very difficult to build a project without a hydrogen source!