First public announcement on the environmental impact assessment for Cangzhou Xuyang Chemical Co., Ltd.’s project to produce 230,000 tons of new nylon materials per year

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On August 14, the first public announcement regarding the environmental impact assessment for Cangzhou Xuyang Chemical Co., Ltd.’s project to produce 230,000 tons of new nylon materials per year was made. Project Name: Cangzhou Xuyang Chemical Co., Ltd.’s Project for Annual Production of 230,000 Tons of New Nylon Materials. Location of the project: The petrochemical industry zone in Gangcheng Industrial Park, Huanghua City, Bohai New Area, Cangzhou City, as well as the existing factory site of Cangzhou Xuyang Chemical Co., Ltd. Scope of the project: It involves the construction of a main factory building, warehouses, natural gas heating stations and other supporting facilities; 4 production lines for new nylon materials will be set up, and 22 sets of key equipment such as reactors, extraction towers, drying towers, and storage tanks will be purchased. Upon completion of the project, it will have an annual production capacity of 230,000 tons of new nylon materials, including: 70,000 tons of fully matte high-speed spinning chips per year, 70,000 tons of semi-matte high-speed spinning chips per year, 70,000 tons of film-grade chips per year, and 20,000 tons of differentiated nylon chips per year. Overview of existing facilities: Cangzhou Xuyang Chemical Co., Ltd.’s current facilities mainly include the first-phase project with an annual capacity of 150,000 tons for caprolactam production, the second-phase project with an annual capacity of 300,000 tons for caprolactam production, the first-phase project with an annual capacity of 135,000 tons for ** production, the second-phase project with an annual capacity of 270,000 tons for ** production, a project for producing polyamide thermoplastic elastomers at a rate of 2,000 tons per year, a project for producing hydrogen peroxide at an annual capacity of 343,000 tons, a synthetic ammonia plant with an annual capacity of 300,000 tons, a facility for producing hydrogen from lignite with a capacity of 80,000 Nm³/h, a cogeneration unit, and the first-phase of a district heating center. All of these facilities are equipped with environmental protection systems to handle waste gas, wastewater, and noise; emissions are kept within specified standards, and solid waste is properly disposed of or reused.