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This post was last edited by Zhenzhen Youci on 2010-12-14 at 17:17: http://www.hnccgc.com/xwzx/get_news.php?id=589. More good news from Kaifeng Longhua – following the successful granulation of materials using Line A on September 26, resulting in the production of polyoxymethylene products, after just 68 days of debugging, at 14:30 on December 4, Line B of the polymerization unit in Area 04 was able to start processing materials, and at 15:28, high-quality MC90 polyoxymethylene product pellets were successfully produced. This marks the completion of the entire production process for Kaifeng Longhua Phase I’s project to produce 40,000 tons of polyoxymethylene per year, with the facility now officially entering the trial production stage. Feeding was stopped at 20:30 on the 4th; the plant has been operating stably for 5 hours, with a total output of 93 tons of qualified polyoxymethylene powder and 5 tons of granules. This has enabled full integration of all processes from raw materials to finished products in both sets of plants. Since the start of construction of the 40,000-ton polyoxymethylene project at Kaifeng Longhua Phase I in February 2009, all employees and managers have adhered to the core value of \"doing things with dedication and striving for excellence.\" They have carried forward the spirit of the Kaifeng Longhua team, characterized by their ability to endure hardships, take on challenges, and make sacrifices. By working closely with the contractors involved in the project, they have achieved many miracles in the history of polyoxymethylene plant construction in China, demonstrating the fearless attitude and determination of the people from Henan Coal Chemical Industry to overcome difficulties and strive for excellence.
This post was last edited by Zhenzhen Youci on 2010-12-14 at 17:17. It’s really not easy! I hope production can remain stable! Congratulations first!
It will probably take a long time before it stabilizes. . . Polyoxymethylene isn’t that easy. . . 5 hours of stable operation? Uh. . . Is it raw material produced by itself?
Getting the process up and running is just the first step; continuous production and meeting production targets are what truly matter. Tianjiang managed to get its process operational on November 24th. It is said that they produced 300 T of powdered material and 100 T of granular material, with quality that is quite good – even better than Blue Star’s. Wishing you success!
Let’s wait for further updates; it seems there will still be issues before stable production can be achieved! Wish you success