[Chemical Equipment Powerful Equipment] 401-2019 The world’s tallest and heaviest 118-meter shift gas methanol scrubber

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This post was last edited by Yuyu in the Desert on 2022-7-1 16:48 The hot summer weather is very hard! Keep up with heatstroke prevention and cooling! Clarify the focus of work! Do not relax in safety analysis! ----------------------------------------------- The past ten years have been an era of great development for China's chemical industry. The emergence of many new processes, new products, and new equipment has also been a great development for my country's chemical equipment, which has also promoted the rapid development of the petrochemical industry. Here we have collected and sorted out some achievements and breakthroughs made by my country's equipment companies in the large-scale and localization of equipment. Welcome everyone to share, discuss, and cheer for Made in China, and cheer for chemical equipment! ------------------------------------------------------ On May 27, 2019, the shift gas methanol scrubber, the core equipment of Inner Mongolia Rongxin Chemical's ethylene glycol manufactured by Western Nuclear Corporation, completed the final section of the cylinder hoisting at the Inner Mongolia Rongxin installation site. This marks the successful completion of hoisting of the world's tallest and heaviest methanol scrubber. The shift gas methanol scrubber has a diameter of 3.4 meters, a cylinder thickness of 95 mm, a weight of 1,050 tons, and a total length of 118 meters. It is currently the tallest and heaviest methanol scrubber equipment in the world. The thickness of the tower internal parts of this product is thin and requires high manufacturing precision. Traditional processing methods are difficult to meet the flatness accuracy requirements of the internal parts. Due to size restrictions, they need to be transported to the installation site in sections, and then folded horizontally or vertically. The methanol scrubber with a total height of 118 meters is shipped to the project installation site in seven sections (including a tapered skirt). The horizontal closing of the tower on the ground and the vertical closing in the air were completed as planned, winning praise from the owner.