Tsinghua University’s first-generation vapor-quenched melamine process

2012-03-06View Original

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I would like to ask: is there still any of Tsinghua University’s first-generation vapor-quenching melamine plants that are in operation? What is its production cost? What modifications have been made?

Reply #22012-03-06

PuYang has one set, and Meifeng has one set; both are priced at 6,000. The cost seems a bit high

Reply #32012-03-07

May I ask: How many sets of the first-generation gas-quenching triamine technology from Tsinghua University are available nationwide? Are the aforementioned still-operating triamines losing money or making a profit?

Reply #42012-03-16

Our company has one set, hehe

Reply #52012-05-05

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Reply #62012-05-06

Sir, is there any information that you could share????????????????

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