Inner Mongolia Huineng Coal Chemical Co., Ltd.’s PSA project for the recovery of CH4 and H2 has entered the final commissioning stage!
Sichuan DKT Energy Technology Co., Ltd.( A subsidiary of Hydrexia (China))
Release Date:
2015-01-19
Source:


Our company, Inner Mongolia Huineng Coal Chemical Co., Ltd., LNG PSA for Tank Flash Gas Recycle CH 4 and H 2 Installed at 2015 Year 1 18th of the month day Completed and officially put into Following trial operation and further optimization and commissioning of the process control procedures, the facility has now entered normal operation. The entire system operates smoothly and reliably, exhibits strong adaptability to load fluctuations, delivers significant economic and environmental benefits, and achieves notable overall performance, earning high praise and recognition from the project owner.



Recommended News
Dakote Energy’s wholly owned subsidiary, Daying Dakote Chemical Technology Co., Ltd., has, under the “Challenge-Based Recruitment” research incentive mechanism launched by the Suining Municipal Science and Technology Bureau, embarked on in-depth collaboration with Sichuan University on its “Rapid Adsorption–Desorption Solution Using Molecular Sieves for Pressure Swing Adsorption to Produce High-Purity Hydrogen.” Through this partnership, the company has successfully overcome key technical bottlenecks and achieved product optimization and iterative upgrades.
Dakote Energy’s independently developed “Standard and Specification Update Software” has successfully passed the review by the National Copyright Administration and has officially been granted a Certificate of Copyright Registration for Computer Software.
The group standard T/CIET 1003-2025 “Technical Specification for Methane Recovery and Utilization in Oil and Gas Fields”, in which Sichuan DKT Energy Technology Co., Ltd.( A subsidiary of Hydrexia (China)) served as the main drafting unit, has been successfully released.
Good News┃Dakote Energy Wins Bid for 20,000-ton-per-year Flue Gas CO2 Capture Project
Recently, Dakot Energy won the bid for a 20,000-ton-per-year flue-gas CO2 capture project.
monster