On November 22, Sinochem Quanzhou’s official website released the environmental impact report (full version) and public participation instructions for the 100,000 tons/year EVA project of Sinochem Quanzhou Petrochemical Co., Ltd., and the project passed the filing approval , providing suggestions and opinions on the project construction content to all sectors of society.
Project name: Sinochem Quanzhou Petrochemical Co., Ltd. 100,000 tons/year EVA project
Construction unit: Sinochem Quanzhou Petrochemical Co., Ltd.
Type of construction: new construction
Project construction scale: a new 100,000 tons/year EVA device, which will be an independent system from the existing 140,000 tons/year EVA device.
Construction location: Reserved land within Sinochem Quanzhou Plant, Quanhui Petrochemical Industrial Park, Quanzhou City
Area: Utilizing the reserved land within the enterprise, the total area is 59,200m2, of which the installation area covers an area of 43,200m2, and the packaging and three-dimensional warehouse area covers an area of 16,000m2.
Annual operating time: 8,000 hours
Labor capacity: This project has added 135 people, including 46 people in the EVA device and 89 people in the packaging warehouse.
It is reported that Sinochem Quanzhou has obtained the patent license of Mobil’s kettle production technology in the ethylene project. After obtaining permission from the patent owner and sufficient ethylene sources, Mobil’s kettle production technology, the ExxonMobil process, was selected. Currently, three units have been authorized in China, including Zhongtian Hechuang’s 120,000 tons LDPE, Shandong Levima and Sinochem Quanzhou’s 100,000 tons/year EVA units (which have been approved for expansion to 140,000 tons/year). The operation is good and stable, and Sinochem Quanzhou uses its original experience in production with ExxonMobil technology and can consider reducing energy consumption during production. Therefore, it has strong profits and enjoys a high reputation in the industry.
On July 24, Sinochem Quanzhou’s official website released a draft for comments on the 100,000 tons/EVA project.
