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Recently, Jinan Refining and Chemical has successfully developed YU18D, a geotextile polypropylene special material, which is used as the raw material of "the world's first 6-meter ultra-wide polypropylene filament geotextile production line", which can replace similar imported products
.
Ultra-wide polypropylene filament geotextile resistant to acid and alkali corrosion, tearing strength, high tensile strength, with excellent filtration, isolation, reinforcement, protection and other functions, more than 6 meters wide width is convenient to simplify the construction process, reduce construction costs, mainly used in water conservancy and hydropower, aerospace, sponge city and other key areas of
national economy and people's livelihood.
Jinan Refining and Chemical Co.
, Ltd.
, Beijing Research Institute of Chemical Industry and North China Chemical Industry Sales Branch, closely focus on the special raw material needs of customers, orient the production plan, repeatedly adjust the process conditions, track the trial effect in real time, optimize and improve product performance, and successfully produce special materials with both spinnability and mechanical properties, excellent tensile strength and top breaking strength, which meets the requirements
of various indicators for the production of ultra-wide polypropylene filament geotextiles.
(Sun Liyan)
From: Sinopec News Network
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Jinan Refining has successfully produced ultra-wide polypropylene filament geotextile special materials
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