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What is the maximum production capacity of current fixed-bed vinyl chloride converters?
I know that currently, DN3200 converters are widely used in the industry; the maximum production capacity of a single unit can reach 5,000 tons.
Reply to 2# slhgwang: I heard that fixed-bed converters can achieve a capacity of 45,000 to 50,000 tons per year. I’m interested and would like to ask if anyone knows whether this is true; I think it’s unlikely, as only fluidized-bed reactors can reach such capacities
At present, the production capacity of a single converter used for the heat removal of heptane in the Ф3000 process at Haiji Chemical in China is around 8,000–10,000 tons! It must be the converter with the highest production capacity!
Reply to 4# liuqingquan: At present, Haiji has been acquired by Hubei Yihua and is now named Inner Mongolia Yihua. For information regarding the production capacity of a single converter for heptane heat removal, please call the Inner Mongolia Yihua Dispatch Center at 0473-2218366.
Reply to 5# shenhanjie: Are you from Inner Mongolia Yihua? I heard that the conversion system doesn’t have a purification unit; the fluid goes straight from the converter to the compression stage and then to the distillation stage
Reply to 6# lxf2280: It’s like this.
Haigi has been acquired by Hubei Yihua and is now renamed Inner Mongolia Yihua. The maximum production capacity of a single converter for heptane deheating is proportional to the mass