【Haichuan Chemical Industry Site】Datong Gas Plant Cultural and Creative Industry Park
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Compiled based on the blog of Net Lao K ----------------------------------------------------------- The gas plant of Datong City Gasification Corporation was once a large-scale enterprise designated for separate planning, with a glorious history. It was established in 1986, came online in 1988, and obtained the right to engage in import and export activities in 1993. It produces 600,000 tons of gas coke and 30,000 tons of tar per year, as well as 500,000 cubic meters of gas per day, fulfilling the gas supply needs of 250,000 gas users in the entire city. In 2008, all gas in Datong was replaced with natural gas, removing it from the category of public utilities. As a result, the gas plant of the Gasification Corporation went bankrupt due to policy reasons. In 2011, Datong City began to renovate, preserve, and utilize the gas plant of the now-defunct Datong City Gasification Corporation, with the aim of turning it into a cultural and creative industry park featuring unique characteristics. This would help stimulate the development of related industries such as commerce, catering, real estate, and entertainment in the park and its surrounding areas, thereby creating a cluster effect in these industries. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It went bankrupt in just 20 years – what a shame. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take a look at what devices these are
What kind of workshop is this? Gas generator? ?
What are these two towers that are nestled together? A gas scrubber?
With this understanding, behind those abandoned heating furnaces are brand-new high-rise buildings; it seems that the area around this factory has already become a new urban district
What kind of devices are these three furnaces?
The artwork has arrived; the abandoned heat exchanger cores have blossomed
Recombination of discarded mechanical parts
Cute sculptures – free from coldness, full of fun
At least the sky is blue now; there’s less CO2 in the air, fewer airborne particles during coking, no more discharge of tar-containing wastewater, and no more trucks transporting coal on the streets.