Hey everyone, are there any air separation projects available these days?
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As the title suggests, are there any air separation projects available recently? The market conditions aren’t good; many projects have been halted. .
There aren’t many indeed, but there are still some. One in Shandong is about to start operations.
Boss, long time no see, hehe. Which company is in charge of air separation in Shandong? Lijin Petrochemical’s contract has been signed by me; which company is left? Hehe
No, oxygen, nitrogen, and argon are separated using cryogenic technology, resulting in liquid forms of oxygen, nitrogen, and argon.
It’s basically still under construction, with no end in sight~~ Things are tough for all the gas companies~~
There is a small air separation unit at Hengtong in Linyi, Shandong; it has been in operation for about 3 to 4 months now. It’s just a small unit, with a capacity of 6,000 units
Where in Linyi? My hometown is Linyi.
The supply of gas is provided as a supporting facility that goes hand in hand with other related systems; if the main systems are affected, the auxiliary systems will certainly be affected as well. From this, it can be seen that the entire market and various industries are in a downturn.
Linde Huainan: 3 units, 70,000 yuan each, available. . Paused. Linde Ili Yitai: 3 units at 115,000 each. . On hold: 12 sets at Ningmei with a capacity of 100,000 units; installation is in full swing. Luxi Chemical has 3 sets of 40,000 units, which have not yet been put into operation. There is a gasification project in Fuzhou, Fujian; Air Liquide’s facility has a capacity of 60,000 units. In Inner Mongolia, there are facilities for processing lignite operated by Jingneng, with 2 units having a capacity of 90,000 units each. In Ulanhot, Inner Mongolia, there are 3 units with a capacity of 63,000 units each. Baosteel Gas ended up paying 16,000 yuan; Shiyade won the bid. . . Wait, wait—in short, it’s relatively few.
Our company does have some equipment in Linyi, but it’s under construction; presumably it’s affected by factors in the downstream sector, so it’s uncertain whether it will be completed and put into operation~~