Zhang, R.
Rongrong Zhang is a Principal Engineer for Sulzer GTC Technology based in Beijing, China. He received his MS degree in chemical engineering from Beijing University of Chemical Technology. Mr. Zhang has more than 10 yr of experience in product manufacturing and process engineering design in the refining and petrochemical industries.
Best practices for pygas-based styrene extraction
Environment & Safety
/ Petrochemicals
/ Process Optimization
/ Refining
/ Aromatics
/ Carbon Management
/ Construction
/ Economics
/ Engineering & Design
/ Gasoline
/ Natural Gas
/ Polymers
/ Sulfur
/ Asia/Pacific
Pyrolysis gasoline (pygas) is a by-produced fraction of hydrocarbons generated from a steam cracker.
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Construction Boxscore: Project Spotlight
Project:
Long Son Petrochemicals Complex
Location:
Long Son, Vietnam
Operator:
Siam Cement Group
Cost:
$5.4 B
Capacity:
1.65 MMtpy
Completion date:
2023
Status:
Under Construction
