Are there any restrictions on polyformaldehyde projects?
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This post was last edited by pecker on 2009-9-25 18:02 We want to develop a 280,000 tons/year formaldehyde-60,000 tons/year polyformaldehyde project. Are there any restrictions on the industry threshold? Thanks for the answer.
Did you make a mistake, using 280,000 tons/year of polyformaldehyde?
Don’t know which company’s technology you are going to use? Which domestic design institute are you planning to hire?
It will require an investment of seven to eight billion. With so many POMs, who will they be sold to in the future?
At present, these companies in China are not easy to sell. If you buy such a large amount, you won’t be able to sell it to anyone in the future.
Sorry, there was a mistake. It should be 280,000 tons/year formaldehyde-60,000 tons/year polyformaldehyde.
There are restrictions, and the "Energy Consumption Limit of Polyformaldehyde Unit Product" is mandatory.* * The standard is numbered by the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association and the National Standards Administration Project: 20083221-Q-469, the limit value of new projects is determined based on 20%-30% of the current energy consumption level of the industry as the elimination rate 7# pecker
There seems to be no limit on production capacity at present, and the market prospects are currently just okay! I don’t know which technology the poster used, and which design institute?
280,000 tons/year formaldehyde-60,000 tons/year polyformaldehyde? I don’t know how you matched it. An extra 100,000 tons of formaldehyde was used to make urinary aldehyde resin?
This post was last edited by lg123333 on 2009-10-23 08:45. A 60,000-ton polyformaldehyde project should be built to support the 180,000-ton formaldehyde project.