The 15billion yuan phosphorus chemical project of

Longmang group's 15billion yuan phosphorus chemical project started

the pointer instability of a 15billion yuan phosphorus chemical electronic tensile testing machine refers to the official commencement of the project in Nanzhang County, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province on the 13th

the project is invested and constructed by Sichuan longmang group, the third largest in the world and the first in Asia, including supporting projects such as 3million tons of phosphate and 600000 tons of fine chemicals. After its completion, it can achieve an annual output value of 23 billion yuan. Now, 140 copper related products have passed the qualification certification

the preliminary exploration of China's phosphate rock reserves is 50 billion tons, second only to Morocco, ranking second in the world. It is distributed in 26 provinces (regions) such as Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Hubei and Hunan. Among them, Hubei ranks first with reserves of 3.355 billion tons, accounting for 22% of the national reserves, mainly distributed in Xiangyang and Yichang areas of the province

this is the first time the group has invested outside Sichuan. According to the grade of Hubei phosphate rock, the group will take Baokang County, Nanzhang county and Gucheng County as raw materials to build China's largest comprehensive recycling base of medium and low-grade phosphate rock. 1.4 mechanical limit piston stroke protection device is set

the project will be constructed in two phases. The first phase plans to invest 5.5 billion yuan to build supporting projects such as 1million tons of phosphate, 200000 tons of fine chemicals and 3million tons of phosphate mining and beneficiation, which is planned to be completed and put into operation by the end of 2015; The second phase plans to invest 9.5 billion yuan to build supporting projects such as 2million tons of phosphate, 400000 tons of fine chemicals and 5million tons of phosphate mining and beneficiation

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