Application of Air Separation Unit in SINOPEC’s Coal Chemical Business

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Abstract With the rapid growth of coal chemical industry in China, the selection and application of Air Separation Unit (ASU) became very important. As the core unit in coal chemical industry, ASU will greatly impact the engineering construction and operation/production of coal chemical business. In this paper, major suppliers of ASU at home and abroad were reviewed, and the major supplying status of ASU in China was introduced. The ASUs in operation of SINOPEC were listed and discussed. On this basis, some suggestions of ASU selection strategies were provided on localization, standardization and operation methods.

Key words： ASU; coal chemical; selection; application

Published: 19 October 2015

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