【Haichuan Device Guessing Game】The car has been emitting white smoke every day; now it’s being painted as a cultural relic
Thread Content
Do you know what kind of chemical processing facility this building used to be? Everyone is welcome to participate in the following series of sharing discussions; clicking on the link will take you there. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a compilation post for the 【Guess the Haichuan Equipment】 series – all Haichuan enthusiasts are encouraged to join in! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-2079686-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) Summary post for the [Haichuan. Pioneers in the Chemical Industry] series. https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1842627-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) Everyone is welcome to support the activities in the leisure section; just click on the link below to access it. There’s also a link to the Haichuan Leisure Section – Food and Tourism Edition, which offers online travel experiences for the National Day holiday. Rules for the first “Love Haichuan, Love Photography” competition focused on chemical industry-related photography. Summary post for the [Haichuan Modular Installation Discussion] thread; everyone is welcome to participate in the discussions! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1773168-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
A boiler? No, it might be a lime furnace. It’s entirely a guess based on the title: lol
Granulation tower at Jihua Company’s fertilizer plant.
A normal ammonia/sulfuric acid urea granulation tower looks like this.
It’s like some castle in ancient Europe: lol I’m an amateur, just watching the action
It indeed comes from Europe; including the passages at the bottom, it is said to have a strong style reminiscent of European castles
This is the first set built; at that time, two other sets were being constructed simultaneously, and they are slightly different from this one. Do you know where they are?
The fertilizer plant of Jihua Company is one of the 156 key projects constructed in China during the First Five-Year Plan period, funded with assistance from the former Soviet Union. It was established in 1951 and came online for operation in October 1957.
It seems the date is incorrect. Where is the other one? ? ? ? ? It’s also a chemical industry base; it’s separated from the provincial capital by a river