On May 30, 2019, the kick-off meeting for key projects in Dalaat Banner was held at the Newao Park in the Dalaat Economic Development Zone. A total of 8 key construction projects are set to commence simultaneously this time, with a total investment of 5.242 billion yuan! The project of Inner Mongolia Hengxing Chemical Co., Ltd. to produce 120,000 tons of high-performance silicone polymers per year is also included among them. The annual production capacity of 120,000 tons of high-performance silicone polymers for Inner Mongolia Hengxing Chemical Co., Ltd. involves a total investment of 3 billion yuan; the planned land area is 700 mu. The project will include the construction of facilities for producing silicone polymers, supporting engineering structures, an automated control center, a technology research and development center, as well as other auxiliary engineering facilities. Using methanol and metallic silicon as raw materials, the project produces high-performance silicone polymer products through a series of processes including gas-liquid phase catalysis, fluidized bed reaction, distillation of mixed monomers, hydrolytic cracking, cracking reactor reactions, and comprehensive utilization of by-products. Upon completion of the project, it will be capable of producing 120,000 tons per year of various high-performance silicone polymer products, including 107 adhesive, 110 adhesive, hydrogenated silicone oil, compounded rubber, liquid silicone rubber, and fumed silica. The project is expected to be completed and put into operation in 2020. Once fully operational, it will be able to process 130,000 tons of methanol, 700,000 tons of steam, and 10,000 tons of hydrogen chloride, which is a by-product of chlor-alkali production, each year. That year, it achieved an output value of 2.1 billion yuan, profits and taxes of 500 million yuan, and provided employment for 600 people. The implementation of this project enables the on-site conversion of methanol produced in the park, thereby promoting industrial upgrading and resource recycling within the park. http://www.sohu.com/a/317688753_782179