【Haichuan Project Updates】Reactor for Guangxi’s 300,000-ton peroxide project has arrived
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On the morning of June 4, with the joint efforts of the Industrial Service Center in the Qinzhou Port area, as well as relevant departments such as Qinzhou Port Customs, the railway maintenance department, power supply agencies, traffic police, and communication services, the largest reactor for Guangxi Jingui Pulp and Paper Co., Ltd.’s 300,000-ton peroxide production project was successfully transported from the port to the factory. This laid a solid foundation for completing the equipment installation for this project by the end of July. The hydrogen peroxide reactor transported this time is a super-large device, 48.5 meters long, 6.9 meters in diameter, and weighing 215 tons. Due to the large size of the components, transporting the equipment from Qinzhou Port to the Jin Gui construction site requires passing through railway access roads, and overcoming various obstacles such as customs fences and surveillance systems, high-voltage power lines, and communication lines, which poses significant difficulties.
At present, 90% of the civil engineering work for the second phase of the Jin Gui Pulp and Paper plant’s project to produce 300,000 tons of hydrogen peroxide per year has been completed, while 50% of the equipment installation work has been finished; installation is expected to be completed by the end of July. The pile foundation work for the first paper machine in the expansion project to produce 1.8 million tons of high-quality cardboard per year has been fully completed, and 60% of the foundation work for the factory building is done ； Construction has begun on the pile foundations for the automated warehouse ； 60% of the foundation work for the accompanying thermal power plant boiler has been completed, and the chimney foundation is already finished.
What do paper mills use hydrogen peroxide for? I don’t quite understand the papermaking process.
Paper mills have high requirements for wastewater treatment; back in the day, the resistance by ten thousand people in Qidong, Jiangsu, against the Japanese-owned Wangzi Paper Mill caused a major social uproar.
There are also some controversies surrounding the use of fast-growing forests in Guangxi for paper production