【Ten Years of Rapid Development in Chemical Processing Equipment】China’s First Batch of Skid-mounted Equipment for Treating High-sulfur Natural Gas from 1984 to 2020

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2023-1-26 at 22:42. There has been significant development in chemical processing equipment over the past decade; may China continue to thrive and prosper. Wishing everyone a happy New Year, and may their families be safe and healthy. I hope this contribution will inspire further discussion from everyone involved. The forum becomes even better with your participation – everyone is welcome to join in the discussions and exchanges. ********************************************** The Dazhou Puguang gas field is the main source of gas for the “11th Five-Year Plan” project known as “Transporting Gas from Sichuan to the East.” It is the largest offshore gas field with high sulfur content discovered in China to date, and it belongs to the category of gas fields characterized by high pressure, high sulfur content, and high production levels. Gas field exploitation is a global challenge, particularly imposing new and higher requirements on extraction equipment. Since the skid-mounted equipment at the Dazhou Puguang gas field came online at the end of 2019, its main operator – EREC Nuclear & Petrochemical Company – has carried out technological innovations and made efforts in various areas to successfully address issues such as the equipment’s service life; it has also completed key tasks related to inner wall surfacing, welding, and installation for this skid-mounted project. May 2020. The shipment of skid-mounted equipment for the Dazhou Puguang gas field, manufactured with dual-level technology, marks the domestic production and mass manufacturing of the first batch of high-sulfur content skid-mounted equipment in China, ending the reliance on imports for such equipment. To date, the 4 units manufactured by Nuclear Power Petrochemical Company have been successfully delivered to the Puguang gas field site, with further units expected to arrive gradually in mid-May.