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This technology is aimed at high-performance phase-change composite materials and develops a construction process for large-scale three-dimensional graphene-based thermal conductors: by orienting assembly and structural control, a three-dimensional graphene network with macroscopic size, complete structure, and continuous thermal conduction path is formed, and then combined with the phase-change core material, significantly improving the effective thermal conductivity and shape stability of the composite material without sacrificing the heat storage density. The product can be used in heat management for power batteries, electronic device heat dissipation, building energy conservation, and solar thermal utilization, among other applications. The technology has been built and commissioned a pilot facility, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scaling. It is suitable for thermal management materials and energy storage materials enterprises. Services such as license for the skeleton construction process, composite process design, product performance evaluation methods, production line design support, and operation training can be provided.

Chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) is the only feasible process for achieving global planarization of semiconductor wafers, sapphire substrates, and optical components. Polishing fluids and process parameters jointly determine the removal rate and surface quality. This technology covers ultra-precision CMP processes and matching high-end polishing fluids: in terms of fluids, through systematic control of the particle size distribution, dispersion stability, and chemical composition of abrasives (silicon dioxide, cerium oxide, etc.), high removal rates and low defect rates are achieved; in terms of processes, a system of pressure, rotational speed, flow rate, and pad matching is provided to meet the needs of different material systems and process nodes. This technology provides an integrated solution for the precision manufacturing industry chain. At present, a pilot plant has been built and commissioned, which has verified the feasibility of the process and the performance of the fluids, and has the basis for process scaling. Services such as fluid preparation technology licensing, CMP process development support, production line introduction, debugging, and operation training are available.

This technology has developed a green and efficient production route: using plant fiber as raw material, through a combination of low chemical consumption pretreatment and mechanical dissociation, reducing energy consumption and wastewater burden, and stably producing uniform cellulose nanofibers or nanocrystals with controllable aspect ratio and surface properties. The technology has been built and commissioned in a pilot plant, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scaling. It is suitable for forest pulp enterprises to upgrade and new materials enterprises to layout. It can provide process package licensing, raw material adaptation and product specification design, production line design support, application development guidance, and operation training services.

The balance between the cost and performance of bio-based and degradable plastics is the key to the large-scale promotion of alternatives to traditional plastics. This technology uses corn straw as a natural reinforcing filler to blend with PLA (polylactic acid) and PBAT to produce degradable plastics: after pretreatment and surface modification, the straw is well combined with the resin matrix, while maintaining the degradability of the material, improving mechanical properties and thermal stability, and significantly reducing the cost of raw materials. The high-value utilization of straw also opens up a way for agricultural waste. The products can be used in shopping bags, agricultural films, disposable tableware and packaging, and can be processed using conventional blown film and injection molding equipment. The technology has been built and commissioned a pilot plant, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scaling, making it suitable for regions with abundant straw resources and companies producing degradable plastic products. Services such as formula and process authorization, straw pretreatment and modification technology guidance, granulation and molding process support, and operation training can be provided.

This technology adopts a green extraction route: it replaces strong acid hydrolysis with a clean process, efficiently extracting saponin from ginger, elecampane, and other saponin plants, greatly reducing the generation of highly concentrated organic wastewater. The plant residues after extraction are further carbonized and activated to produce porous carbon materials that can be used in adsorption, electrode materials, and other fields, achieving the high-value utilization of all components from the source, and solving the environmental problems in the saponin industry. This technology combines the production of pharmaceutical intermediates with the preparation of biomass materials, especially suitable for regions where saponin planting resources are concentrated and environmental protection requirements are stringent. At present, a pilot plant has been completed and put into operation, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scaling. It can provide process package authorization, raw material adaptability evaluation, porous carbon product scheme design, basic design support, driving guidance, and operation training services.

This technology is oriented toward the customized development of multi-phase reactors, covering reactor configuration design (fixed bed, slurry bed, bubble tower, circulating fluidized bed reactor, etc.), internal component optimization, fluid distribution and transmission enhancement, and amplification principles research. Based on a combination of experimental measurements and computational fluid dynamics simulations, it solves common problems such as uneven mixing, difficulty in controlling hot spots, and rapid efficiency decline during the amplification of multi-phase systems, providing engineering support for the industrialization of new processes. The technology has been built and commissioned in pilot plants, which has verified the effectiveness of the design methods and amplification principles and has laid the foundation for process amplification. It can provide services such as reactor selection and design, cold mold/heat mold experiments, CFD simulation analysis, and diagnostic and commissioning guidance for industrial equipment modification.

Methanol-to-olefins (MTO) is a key technology for the production of ethylene and propylene from non-petroleum sources. The third-generation MTO technology has achieved significant improvements over the previous two generations. DMTO-III employs a new generation of catalysts and a fluidized bed reaction-regeneration process: a single unit has a larger processing capacity, lower methanol consumption, higher ethylene and propylene selectivity and yield, and can increase olefin production without the addition of methanol feed; the process has a relaxed requirement for methanol feedstock, and can be flexibly connected with coal-to-methanol, natural gas-to-methanol, and imported methanol, providing a diversified olefin feedstock solution for both coal-rich regions and coastal areas. The technology has been built and commissioned in a pilot plant, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scaling, making it suitable for large-scale owners planning to build new coal (methanol) to olefins projects or upgrading existing MTO units. Services including process package licensing, catalyst supply solutions, basic design support, commissioning guidance, and operation training are available.

Ethanol is the basic raw material for the production of various fine chemicals such as acetic acid, glycerol, and pyridine compounds. This technology uses ethanol as the raw material and adopts a catalytic dehydrogenation route to produce ethanol: under the action of copper-based or modified catalysts, ethanol is dehydrogenated to produce ethanol and hydrogen gas, with mild reaction conditions, high selectivity, and recoverable hydrogen gas; compared with the ethylene oxidation method, this route has flexible raw material sources (biological ethanol and synthetic ethanol), a short process, low investment, and no corrosive media, making it suitable for regions with abundant ethanol resources and small- and medium-scale fine chemical supporting needs. The product scheme can be directly connected to downstream acetic acid, acetic anhydride, and other units, enabling the extension of the ethanol industry chain. This technology has been built and commissioned a pilot plant, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scaling. The company can provide process package authorization, catalyst selection and lifetime management recommendations, basic design support, commissioning guidance, and operation training services, with the requirement that the customer provide the necessary ethanol raw materials and hydrogen utilization or discharge conditions.

This technology uses the ethylene production and carbon utilization value of methane-CO2 coupling conversion route. Under the action of a special catalyst, CO2 assists in the dehydrogenation of methane to produce ethylene, while CO2 is reduced to CO, which together with the hydrogen produced as a by-product of dehydrogenation forms a synthetic gas product. Compared with traditional steam cracking, this route has a lower reaction temperature, lower energy consumption and carbon emission intensity, and is particularly suitable for owners with abundant methane resources (shale gas, associated gas, imported methane) and who place great importance on carbon reduction. The synthetic gas produced can be connected to downstream units for ketone synthesis, methanol production, and so on. A pilot plant has been built and commissioned, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scale-up. Services such as process package licensing, catalyst selection, reactor and separation scheme design, commissioning guidance, and operation training are available.

The III+ lubricating oil base oil has high viscosity index, low volatility and excellent oxidation stability, and is a core component of high-end engine oils and industrial oils, mainly relying on the hydrogenation process. This technology uses Fetoparaffin as raw material to produce III+ class base oil through the hydrogenation isomerization-supplementation refining process: Fetoparaffin has high purity and contains almost no sulfur and nitrogen aromatics, which is an ideal raw material; a special dual-function catalyst achieves selective isomerization of long-chain normal hydrocarbons, while maintaining high viscosity index and significantly reducing the boiling point, resulting in high product yield and stable quality. This technology is naturally connected to the coal-to-oil and natural gas-to-oil (GTL) industry chains, providing a path for Fetoparaffin companies to expand into downstream high-value-added products. At present, a pilot plant has been built and commissioned, which has verified the feasibility of the process and has the basis for process scaling. Services such as process package authorization, catalyst selection and supply recommendations, fractionation scheme design, basic design support, commissioning guidance, and operation training are available.