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蒋士成传入书林 石化人物飘墨香 ——参观国际化工创新展览会随笔(文/叶建华)
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-07-16 04:35
Group 1 - The 12th World Congress of Chemical Engineering and the 21st Asia-Pacific Chemical Alliance Conference is being held in Beijing, marking the first joint event in China in 50 years [1][3] - The theme of the conference is "Embracing Paradigm Shift in Chemical Engineering to Meet Global Challenges," aiming to create a platform for international academic exchange and integration of industry, academia, and research [3][5] - The conference has attracted over 1,000 corporate representatives, more than 5,000 delegates, and over 20,000 professional visitors from 66 countries, showcasing a significant global interest in chemical engineering [5][7] Group 2 - The conference released the "Beijing Initiative: Embrace Paradigm Shift and Create a Green Future," which consolidates global consensus on the transformation of the chemical industry [5] - Four major topics were set for discussion: Reconstructing Chemical and Basic Industries, Chemical and Strategic Emerging Industries, Future Chemical and Smart Innovation, and Chemical Education and Training [5] - The event featured a variety of formats for exchange, including 2 main conference sessions, 34 thematic sub-sessions, and over 900 cutting-edge reports [5] Group 3 - The China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, along with other publishers, showcased new books at the exhibition, including a series focused on carbon neutrality and plastic recycling education [7][11] - The "Biography of Jiang Shicheng" was highlighted as a significant publication, reflecting the contributions of key figures in the petrochemical industry and serving as a valuable resource for understanding China's petrochemical sector [11][15] - The enduring appeal of biographical literature in the book market was emphasized, indicating a growing interest in the stories of influential figures in the chemical industry [11][15]
大咖分享(二) | 金发科技 王春燕博士:废旧渔网PA6的高质化再生利用技术研究
DT新材料· 2025-05-26 14:48
Core Viewpoint - Plastic pollution is a significant ecological challenge globally, with China's polyamide 6 (Nylon 6) apparent consumption market exceeding 4 million tons by the end of 2023, while the recycling volume is only 1 to 1.5 million tons, primarily from old fishing nets and waste textile fibers [1][3]. Group 1: Recycling Challenges and Innovations - Traditional recycling of old fishing nets faces three main challenges: difficulty in separation, contamination, and performance degradation due to long exposure to marine environments [1]. - The development of green and efficient cleaning agents and processes has enabled the appearance quality of recycled PA6 pellets to approach that of virgin materials, meeting high-grade product application needs [3]. - The molecular weight of recycled PA6 has been improved through a synergistic approach of reactive extrusion and solid-phase toughening, resulting in a 22% increase in impact strength and a bending strength exceeding 111 MPa, surpassing some virgin resins [3][4]. Group 2: Chemical Recycling and Industrialization - A negative pressure melting depolymerization technology has been developed to achieve mild depolymerization in a vacuum environment, increasing the yield of caprolactam (CPL) monomer to 70% with a purity exceeding 99% [4]. - The company has established a full-process technology chain from targeted recycling channel construction to solvent recovery systems, supporting the supply of over 2 million tons of various types of environmentally friendly recycled plastics [4]. Group 3: Industry Trends and Future Directions - The Chinese nylon industry is accelerating its transition towards high-end and low-carbon production, driven by breakthroughs in the synthesis of special materials and the domestic production of key raw materials [7]. - Emerging applications in electric vehicles, electronics, and intelligent robotics are raising performance requirements for nylon materials, presenting both opportunities and challenges for formulation design and process optimization [7].
化工行业2025年政府工作报告解读:多维度赋能,探寻化工结构性机会
中国银河· 2025-03-06 07:27
Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for the chemical industry [2] Core Viewpoints - The chemical industry is a pillar of the national economy, characterized by a large economic scale, long industrial chains, diverse product types, and extensive coverage [5][4] - The 2025 government work report emphasizes expanding domestic demand, modern industrial system construction, food security, and green low-carbon development, suggesting investment opportunities in specific sub-sectors [4][5] Summary by Relevant Sections Consumption - The 2025 government work report proposes to boost consumption and expand domestic demand, including a special bond of 300 billion yuan to support the replacement of consumer goods [6] - The report anticipates steady growth in demand for upstream modified plastics and refrigerants due to policy stimulation [6][10] Modern Industrial System Construction - The report highlights the cultivation of emerging industries and the ongoing "Artificial Intelligence +" initiative, which is expected to enhance demand for high-end chemical materials and accelerate domestic substitution processes for materials like PEEK and COC/COP [6][21] Food Security - The government aims for a grain production target of approximately 1.4 trillion jin in 2025, with fertilizers playing a crucial role in agricultural productivity [29] - The report suggests that the fertilizer market concentration is likely to increase, benefiting large fertilizer producers with integrated advantages and strong R&D capabilities [30] Green Low-Carbon Development - The report indicates a commitment to solid waste management and promoting the use of recycled materials, aligning with the development of chemical recycling technologies for waste plastics [7][39] - The chemical recycling of waste plastics is seen as a key method to reduce carbon emissions and enhance recycling rates [37][39] Investment Recommendations - The report recommends focusing on investment opportunities in modified plastics, refrigerants, PEEK, COC/COP, fertilizers, and chemical recycling of waste plastics, highlighting specific companies such as Guo'en Co., Jinfa Technology, Nanjing Julong, and others [40]