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On the evening of July 24, Haohua Science and Technology official WeChat reported that recently, the core equipment of the 1.2 million tons/year phase II ethylene supporting green and low-carbon demonstration project of Dushanzi Petrochemical, a key project of the national petrochemical industry planning and layout project, was successfully put into operation with 120,000 standard cubic meters/hour variable pressure adsorption and membrane coupling hydrogen recovery device built using Haohua Southwest Hospital technology. The product all passed the hydrogen indicators, and the unit was successfully put into operation at one time. According to Haohua Technology, the above project is the world's first demonstration base for recycling ethylene cracking carbon emissions, and after completion, it will become the largest ethylene industry base in central and western China.
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On the evening of July 24, Haohua Science and Technology official WeChat reported that recently, the core equipment of the 1.2 million tons/year phase II ethylene supporting green and low-carbon demonstration project of Dushanzi Petrochemical, a key project of the national petrochemical industry planning and layout project, was successfully put into operation with 120,000 standard cubic meters/hour variable pressure adsorption and membrane coupling hydrogen recovery device built using Haohua Southwest Hospital technology. The product all passed the hydrogen indicators, and the unit was successfully put into operation at one time. According to Haohua Technology, the above project is the world's first demonstration base for recycling ethylene cracking carbon emissions, and after completion, it will become the largest ethylene industry base in central and western China.
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