Shandong Tianhong Chemical Adopted Honeywell UOP Technology
According to sources, Honeywell International declared on May 28 that Shandong Tianhong Chemical would adopt the Oleflex PDH technology. Besides, it is predicted that the annual PP output of this unit will reach 250kt after the unit is put into operation.
According to SCI’s statistics, there are eight PDH units applying the Oleflex technology, and there will be seven PDH units which will be put into operation in the future applying the Oleflex technology.

2026-10-14
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