Technip announces ethylene plant performance success

The Bora facility utilises Technip Energies’ Ultra Selective Conversion (USC^®) U-coil and W-coil ethylene technology, which combined produce high energy efficiency and high yields, resulting in reduced CO₂ emissions. It ranks in the first quartile of comparable crackers for having the lowest CO₂ production per relative amount of high value chemical production.

The plant successfully started up in the middle of 2020 to reach its designed capacity shortly after the start-up and performance guarantee were met. By passing all performance guarantees, it is meeting the feed and raw material consumption, production rate and product specifications and the specific energy consumption intended.

Known as one of the larger liquid ethylene crackers in China, the plant was completed and started up in 39 months from commencement of the process design package, and produced on-spec product within 42 hours after the feed-in. The plant was accepted in June.

Stan Knez, Chief Technology Officer of Technip Energies, commented: “We are very pleased with the performance of the Bora cracker. This is a good example of our know-how to improve energy efficiency and reduce CO₂ emissions through our proven ethylene technology.”

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