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Recently, the flare for the Tianjin Nangang ethylene project, along with the olefin high-pressure flare liquid separation tank (1786-D-901B) used for flare gas recovery, was successfully lifted into place. This is the first lift for the installation of the flare and flare gas recovery facilities for the Tianjin Nangang ethylene project; it represents an important milestone, signaling that the flare and flare gas recovery facility units have fully entered the installation phase. The 901B tank being lifted this time has external dimensions of Φ5000×18800, with a net metal weight of 62.8 tons; it was lifted into place using a lifting method that involves direct lifting by a single machine. In other words: a 500-ton crane is used as the main lifting crane to lift the equipment directly from the transport vehicle; then the crane rotates to position the equipment above the foundation, lowers its hook to install the equipment on the foundation, adjusts its position until it is in place, fixes the anchor bolts, removes the lifting rigging, and thus completes the lifting process.
Which company’s are the torches and torch gas recovery facilities? 711?
I’m not sure exactly; the torch is located on the key route of the construction work. Only once the torch is in operation can the other vehicles move
711 is the leader in this industry; many companies with numbers starting with 7 have also entered the petrochemical equipment sector
Institutions like CSSC and AVIC invest heavily and maintain strong efforts in research and development; they are not like some companies that, once they have achieved certain successes, stop striving for improvement and focus instead on securing short-term profits.
China State Shipbuilding is different; **it has to make dumplings – it has been making a lot of dumplings lately, and it also has the capital for that**