Jilin Petrochemical Ethylene Glycol will co-produce Ethylene Oxide

The Jilin Petrochemical Company's ethylene glycol unit for the joint production of ethylene oxide projects is currently under intense construction. In the future, with the commissioning of this project, the increase of ethylene oxide formed by Jilin Petrochemical will effectively relieve the tight raw material of downstream deep processing enterprises of ethylene oxide, and help boost the local economy.
Different from the previous chemical plant producing a product, Jilin Petrochemical's ethylene oxide expansion project was carried out based on the original ethylene glycol plant of the company. After the completion of the project, both ethylene oxide and ethylene can be produced. Glycol. After the project is put into production, it can increase production of 50,000 tons of ethylene oxide, and the company's annual production capacity of ethylene oxide will expand to 110,000 tons.
In recent years, through investment promotion, many overseas groups such as Jiangsu Yida and Liaoning Aoke Group rely on Jilin Petrochemical's ethylene oxide to develop deep processing series products. However, due to changes in the market and insufficient production of ethylene oxide in Jilin Petrochemical itself, these enterprises encountered the dilemma of insufficient supply of ethylene oxide, the main raw material needed for production.
The ethylene oxide produced by Jilin Petrochemical has now formed a fixed customer base mainly in the northeastern region, covering more than 20 provinces, cities and regions in the country, while ethylene glycol has shown signs of excess for some time. This market situation is also an important reason for Jilin Petrochemical's construction of ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol cogeneration projects. After the project is completed, it can not only meet the needs of local companies, but also change the monotonous situation of Jilin Petrochemical's ethylene glycol plant products. Enterprises can switch product categories at any time according to market conditions, and thus obtain higher economic benefits.