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Around Longshan Temple in the summer

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Postponed Launch of Wanhua Chemical Group’s New Cracking Unit: Analysis and Outlook

Chinese giant Wanhua Chemical Group, one of the largest chemical producers globally, has once again postponed the launch of its new cracking unit in Yantai. The plant is now expected to begin operations no earlier than late March to early April of this year. This development has drawn considerable attention within the chemical and energy industries, as the facility’s enhanced production capacity is anticipated to significantly impact global markets for ethylene and propylene.

Timeline of Delayed Launches

The initial launch of the new cracking unit was slated for the fourth quarter of 2024. However, the timeline was later pushed back to January of this year, attributed to delays in equipment preparedness and feedstock readiness. According to Wanhua’s latest statement, the revised launch date is now set for late March or early April. While the delays persist, the plant’s production capacity remains unchanged, raising questions about its potential influence on global markets once operational.

Scale of the Cracking Unit

Ethylene: Annual production capacity of 1.2 million tons.  

Propylene: Yearly output of 700,000 tons.  

Feedstocks: The plant will primarily rely on ethane and naphtha for its cracking processes.

These capacities are expected to notably enhance China’s domestic supply of ethylene, a crucial input for the production of plastics and various other polymers.

Why Ethane and Naphtha Were Chosen  

The combination of ethane and naphtha as raw materials for the cracking process has gained widespread popularity due to their availability and high efficiency.

Ethane: Known for its high hydrocarbon concentration, ethane allows for increased ethylene yield, making it highly desirable in the petrochemical industry.  

Naphtha: A versatile and widely available feedstock, naphtha offers stable pricing trends in global markets.  

This dual-feedstock approach minimizes production costs while maximizing economic efficiency, presenting a strategic advantage for large-scale chemical facilities.

Potential Market Impacts  

The launch of Wanhua Chemical Group’s new cracking unit is a critical development for the global petrochemical market. As the facility ramps up production, it could alter supply chains and price dynamics.

Anticipated Market Effects:  

Surge in Ethylene Supply: Increased availability may drive down ethylene prices across Asian markets;  

Heightened Export Competition: Major exporting countries will need to reassess pricing strategies to maintain their market positions;  

Stabilization of China’s Domestic Markets: Additional capacities will reduce reliance on ethylene imports, strengthening China’s self-sufficiency;  

 Impact on Feedstock Markets: Increased demand for ethane and naphtha from large-scale plants could exert upward pressure on feedstock prices.

Conclusion  

The postponed launch of Wanhua Chemical Group’s cracking unit is a significant milestone that could reshape the global petrochemical landscape. Once operational, the plant’s immense capacity will likely influence both regional and international markets, affecting ethylene, propylene, and feedstock pricing structures. Successful implementation of this project not only positions Wanhua Chemical Group as a stronger global competitor but also opens up new avenues for China’s industrial growth. 

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SURPRISEEE I'm alive! I've actually been spending a lot of time drawing a bunch of hsr ocs for artfight (and school work) !!

Artfight was a blast this year and I'm looking forward to next year <3

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7月13號 Day 2: A Little bit of everything

Today we were able to experience taiwanese art, nature, a temple and a market. Our first stop today was the traditional dongsanshui/xinfu wet market. It was really cool to see all of the different shops and the food they sold. I saw everything from chicken feet to cow tongue! I have never seen or even thought about eating cow tongue. I don't even know how you would cook it! But is is so awesome. There was also a lot of seafood there.

Then we walked through an older part of the Wanhua district. It had dutch, chinese, and japanese influence. The different building types were made by the different cultures when they settled in taiwan years ago. Brick was actually introduced by the Dutch and became a popular building material after they arrived. Here is a picture of a brick art piece that has all the names of the stores that were down the alley way we walked through.

Then we made our way to LungShan temple. It was very pretty and was flanked by a waterfall and a koi pond on either side.

I am always amazed at the detail that goes into each one of these traditional buildings. At this temple specifically, in the front it is a buddhist place of worship and in the back it is a daoist place of worship. We learned that people will pray and ask questions and to get an answer you would throw moon rock on the ground. depending on how they landed is what the answer to the question is. One side of the moon rock is flat and the other one is not. So if the flat sides land facing upward then it is a no. If it is the rounded sides facing upwards, it is a maybe, and if it is one flat and one rounded, it is yes. Also you have to place an offering on the table before you do that. It is said that the soul/identity of the fruit is taken up by the god, so after you offer it you take it home and eat it since the offering was already taken up by the god. While we were there they also were doing a ceremony and parading the idols around for a parade. They were playing the drums and everything.

Then we walked through the botanical gardens and saw a lotus pond!

We also went to the National Museum of history, specifically the yuyu yang exhibit. It was really cool to see all of the art he has created in his lifettime. You could see as time changed, how his artwork changed with it. I found it so cool that he did so many different types of art. He did not stick with only one genre. He created more than 2500 art peices in his lifetime such as sculptures, landscape art,self potraits, laser art, modern art, art with mirrors, and my favorite comics. I found the comics to be so funny. they tell such simple stories in only 4 slides. So cool. Here are a few examples

Then to end our day we had lunch at a hotpot place. It was so cool and we got to order so many different types of food. different types of beef, pork, lobster, shrimp, chicken, fish, chicken testicles, icecream, and veggies.

Untill next time, 再見！

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'wanhua, taiwan' (1963)

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[dem-khuya]

i've got a good job with a good boss + team, i wfh, and i make enough to take care of myself, my youngest brother, and my mom and i'm grateful bc it's all i ever wanted to do, but i miss my little apartment in taipei and i miss walking around wanhua district at night, i miss drinking with friends and meeting them at kafka's in gongguan, i miss attending events with strangers n my only worry being how i'm going to do well in my mandarin courses at ntu, i miss that adult independence... realistically nothing is holding me back from getting up and leaving (and keeping the job i have) but tht means leaving behind my mom and my brother and idk if i can handle the guilt of that..

[tanujasaini]

Top 15 Market Players in Global Amine-based Catalysts (for urethane or epoxy curing systems) Market

Top 15 Market Players in Global Amine-based Catalysts (for urethane or epoxy curing systems) Market

The global amine-based catalysts market is driven by innovation, performance optimization, and strong competition among key players. Here are the top 15 companies shaping this market:

Evonik Industries AG A leader in specialty chemicals, Evonik offers cutting-edge amine-based catalysts tailored for urethane and epoxy curing systems.

Huntsman Corporation Renowned for its advanced curing agents, Huntsman delivers high-performance amine-based catalysts for a range of industrial applications.

BASF SE BASF provides innovative amine catalysts that enhance curing efficiency in polyurethane and epoxy systems.

Dow Chemical Company A prominent player offering a diverse portfolio of amine-based curing agents, primarily for high-performance polyurethane applications.

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Known for its specialty amine catalysts, Air Products has a significant presence in the polyurethane and epoxy industries.

Momentive Performance Materials Inc. This company focuses on delivering specialized amine catalysts for robust epoxy resin systems.

Albemarle Corporation A major supplier of amine-based curing agents, particularly for high-performance urethane systems.

Eastman Chemical Company Eastman specializes in multifunctional amine-based catalysts used in industrial coatings and adhesives.

Kao Corporation A leading Japanese player offering sustainable amine-based catalysts for polyurethane applications.

Zhejiang Wansheng Co., Ltd. A rising competitor in the Asian market, offering high-quality amine-based curing agents for industrial systems.

Tosoh Corporation Tosoh provides advanced amine catalysts for polyurethane foams and epoxy curing processes.

Cardolite Corporation Known for its bio-based amine curing agents, Cardolite delivers environmentally friendly solutions for epoxy systems.

Shijiazhuang Mingxu Chemicals Co., Ltd. A significant Chinese supplier offering cost-effective amine catalysts for urethane applications.

Wanhua Chemical Group With a strong focus on polyurethane catalysts, Wanhua is rapidly expanding its global footprint.

Aditya Birla Chemicals Provides a comprehensive range of amine-based curing agents for high-performance industrial coatings.

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Top Winning Strategies in Amine-based Catalysts (for urethane or epoxy curing systems) Market

1. Development of Sustainable Solutions

Companies such as Cardolite are focusing on bio-based and low-VOC amine catalysts to address environmental regulations and customer demands for green alternatives.

2. Innovation in Catalyst Efficiency

Firms like Evonik and BASF are investing heavily in R&D to create catalysts that improve curing times, enhance adhesion, and optimize performance.

3. Expanding into High-Growth Regions

Players such as Zhejiang Wansheng and Tosoh are targeting emerging markets in Asia-Pacific and Latin America, leveraging regional demand for construction and automotive applications.

4. Custom Formulations for Niche Applications

Companies like Momentive offer tailored solutions for niche sectors such as marine coatings and aerospace adhesives, gaining a competitive edge.

5. Partnerships and Collaborations

Huntsman and Dow frequently collaborate with industrial manufacturers to co-develop advanced catalyst technologies, ensuring customer satisfaction.

6. Focus on Digitalization and Smart Manufacturing

Leaders such as Albemarle are integrating AI-driven production systems to enhance product consistency and reduce costs.

7. Enhancing Product Portfolios

Expanding their range of amine-based curing agents, companies like Wanhua are addressing diverse end-use applications, from rigid foams to flexible adhesives.

8. Investment in High-Performance Catalysts

Air Products is prioritizing catalysts that enable ultra-fast curing while maintaining mechanical strength in polyurethane systems.

9. Strengthening Supply Chain Resilience

Companies like Eastman are securing raw material supply chains to mitigate disruptions and ensure consistent production.

10. Mergers and Acquisitions

Market consolidation is evident as larger firms acquire smaller players to broaden their technological capabilities and market reach.

11. Customer-Centric Business Models

By offering technical support and customization options, players like Kao Corporation strengthen customer loyalty and satisfaction.

12. Regulatory Compliance and Certification

Albemarle and others prioritize meeting stringent global regulations, such as REACH and EPA standards, ensuring market access and credibility.

13. Adoption of Circular Economy Practices

Leading firms like Huntsman are exploring recycling and reuse of catalysts to support circular economy principles.

14. Enhancing Product Durability

Companies like BASF are engineering catalysts that improve the lifespan and performance of cured systems in harsh environments.

15. Expanding into Multi-functional Catalysts

Firms such as Dow are developing catalysts that combine curing, thermal resistance, and anti-corrosion properties for multi-purpose applications.

By adopting these strategies, market players position themselves to capitalize on the growing demand for amine-based catalysts in urethane and epoxy systems, ensuring long-term competitiveness and success.

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Hexamethylene Diisocyanate (HDI) Market: Driving High-Performance Coatings 🏗️🔬

The Hexamethylene Diisocyanate (HDI) market is growing, fueled by its applications in high-performance coatings, adhesives, and polymers. Key players include:

BASF SE

Covestro AG

Wanhua Chemical Group

Asahi Kasei Corporation

Vencorex Holding

HDI's exceptional durability and weather resistance make it essential in industries like automotive, construction, and aerospace.

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《沒想到你對聲音這麼敏感》

You're So Sensitive to Sound

感測裝置、塑膠外衣、映像管電視、錄像、木棧板推車

Sensors, plastic covering, CRT television, video, wooden pallet cart

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Intangible sensations are difficult to verify - perhaps it's just being oversensitive to sound. Due to space management, the artist spent time residing in the underground mall of Longshan, Taiwan. The echoes characteristics of the underground space amplified the sensitivity to and impact of sounds. Analyzing and deconstructing these ambient noises into readable content transformed individual sounds into narratives waiting to be identified. This led to curiosity about where these sounds came from, where they were going, and what made them unique. The exploration extended from the underground space to the aboveground living areas, drawing attention to the sonic landscape and daily life around Taiwan's Wanhua district and Longshan Temple.

Sound often serves as a manifestation of power, yet the power dynamics within it are difficult to identify and recognize. These power struggles are subtly marked by the sensations and impressions they leave behind. The artist wears self-handmade devices to detect environmental sounds, displaying different hierarchical colors - from the quietest blue, green, yellow, orange, and red, to the loudest purple - attempting to distinguish these invisible power relationships.

Various sounds mark the domains of deities and worshippers. Religious processions unsurprisingly registered the highest volume readings, maintaining this level throughout participation. However, being immersed in it didn't feel as noisy as one might expect. Even at the same volume, preferences for certain sounds result in different levels of tolerance and engagement with different melodies, revealing how our perception of what constitutes noise versus quietness is deeply influenced by our sensory biases.

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無形感受難被驗證，說不定只是對聲音太敏感。

由於空間經營，有部分時間在龍山文創基地的地下空間常駐，地下空間回音特性擴大了對聲音的敏銳度與影響。從這些雜音中分析拆解可以閱聽的內容，反而各個聲音成為待辨認的敘事。從而好奇這些聲音的來處、去向哪裡、當中的特殊性。從地下空間延伸到地上生活圈，進而留意到臺灣萬華與龍山寺週邊的聲音樣貌與日常。

聲音經常作為權力展現，當中權力角力卻難以識別辨認，隱隱以感受標示角力後的結果與印記。藝術家穿戴自製裝置偵測環境聲音，並顯示不同階層的顏色。從最安靜的藍、綠、黃、橙、紅，到最大聲的紫，嘗試辨別這種無形的權力關係。

各式聲響標記著神明與信眾的領域，繞境活動不意外的顯示偵測到最大音量，並且在參與途中一直停留在這個顏色，只是當自己身在其中其實沒想像中的吵雜。對聲音的偏好即使同樣音量，對於偏愛旋律的音量容忍度、參與度不同而有感受上差異，認知到平常認為吵雜跟安靜的分野深受感知的誤導。

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影片剪輯 Edit｜張舫涵

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On Sunday I was supposed to meet again the friend I’d just met Thursday, but we mutually cancelled as he was tired and I thought it was going to be too cold. It turned out to not be cold. In fact, the weather was downright delightful, and I decided it was time to finally get in some of the bike riding that had been postponed on account of my being a decrepit invalid for most of the holiday break. What I had in mind was to complete the segment of the riverside bike path that runs along the Xindian River 新店河 from Bitan 碧潭 to Wanhua 萬華 (about 17 km). Easier said than done because the wind tends to blow upriver, meaning if I wanted to not pedal angrily into it for an hour I needed to go down to Xindian and start from there, and it takes me forever to get out of the house. (I took the train to Xingtian Gong 行天宮 and then the bus so I could at least look out the window on the way.)

Little did I suspect (all of my brain cells are currently committed to Mandarin, remember) that a Sunday afternoon with nice weather was NOT the time to go bicycling by the river. Everyone and their extended family and their dog (or several) were out there, committing various bicycle crimes like riding five abreast, pedaling so slowly that walking might be faster, or meandering back and forth across the center line. To make things worse there were walkers, runners, and various other electric-powered contraptions at large. I discovered if one rings a bike bell at a small child in an attempt to give warning while passing on the left, they will inevitably turn to look and in doing so swerve directly in front of you. At one point I saw a young guy on a racey-looking bike weaving in and out at a brisk pace and felt very envious of the ground he was covering, until I came upon him later, stalled after having crashed simultaneously into two rental-bicyclists who seemed unhurt but were glaring ferociously.

An unexpected benefit of the masses was that eventually the bike path turned into a road and crossed a bridge, a point where I might have been confused if I were alone but everyone else seemed to know where they were going so I tagged along with great results.

This general situation meant, however, that I didn’t dare take my eyes off the chaos and thus endanger my life, so there was no stopping for any pictures until I absolutely had to sit down for some water and a snack around Guting 古亭, having pedaled at top speed the whole way, trying in vain to escape the crowd. (My top speed anyways, which isn’t necessarily very fast, especially on a three-gear Ubike, but I think I passed more people than passed me, at any rate.)

Once I got further along into Wanhua things thinned out, although that may just have been because it was getting to be dinnertime. By the time I made it to my end destination (linking up with where I’d done that bike ride from Wanhua around Shezi 社子 back in September) my legs refused to go on and it was time to go home. At this point things turned up, because the Ubike station was a few streets down, and Wanhua is an interesting place at night, so I had a good wander about taking pictures and inevitably ended up at Longshan Temple 龍山寺, which always has a fancy lantern display for Chinese New Year. This ending more than made up for all the struggling along the way.

To be honest, the Xindian River path is actually a very nice ride, from what I managed to see while also trying my damndest not to collide with anything or anyone. I would try it again... possibly on a cloudy weekday.

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PU Sole (Footwear Polyurethane) Market

PU Sole (Footwear Polyurethane) Market Size, Share, Trends: BASF SE Leads

Eco-friendly PU soles gain traction amid sustainability push, revolutionizing the footwear industry.

Market Overview: 

The global PU Sole (Footwear Polyurethane) Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.8% from 2024 to 2031. The market value is expected to increase significantly during this period. Asia-Pacific dominates the market, driven by the region's robust footwear manufacturing industry and increasing consumer demand for comfortable, durable shoes. Key metrics include rising production volumes, technological advancements in manufacturing processes, and growing adoption of sustainable materials in PU sole production.

The PU sole market is rapidly shifting towards ecologically friendly and sustainable alternatives. Manufacturers are increasingly focused on producing bio-based polyurethane materials and adding recycled components into their PU soles. This trend is being driven by increased consumer awareness of environmental issues and tighter limitations on plastic use in several nations. Companies are investing in R&D to produce PU soles with lower carbon footprints while keeping performance. For example, many firms are shifting away from petroleum-based raw materials and towards plant-based polyols made from castor or soybean oil. This effort not only addresses environmental concerns, but it also appeals to an increasing number of environmentally conscious consumers, particularly those in developed economies.

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Market Trends: 

The PU sole market is rapidly shifting towards ecologically friendly and sustainable alternatives. Manufacturers are increasingly focused on producing bio-based polyurethane materials and adding recycled components into their PU soles. This trend is being driven by increased consumer awareness of environmental issues and tighter limitations on plastic use in several nations. Companies are investing in R&D to produce PU soles with lower carbon footprints while keeping performance. For example, many firms are shifting away from petroleum-based raw materials and towards plant-based polyols made from castor or soybean oil. This effort not only addresses environmental concerns, but it also appeals to an increasing number of environmentally conscious consumers, particularly those in developed economies.

Market Segmentation: 

Sports shoes dominate the PU sole segment, accounting for almost 40% of overall market value. This domination stems from the growing global popularity of sports and fitness activities, as well as the emerging athleisure trend. The global sports footwear market is expected to reach significant levels by 2031, growing at a 4.8% CAGR from 2023 to 2031.

Major athletic footwear makers are constantly updating their product lines, incorporating complicated PU sole innovations that improve both performance and comfort. For example, a well-known sports shoe maker just released a new line of running shoes with a distinct PU foam sole that provides 20% greater energy return than prior versions. This development resulted in a 15% boost in sales for premium running shoes.

The casual shoe category is also rapidly expanding, particularly in emerging nations. The expansion of the middle class in nations such as China and India has led to an increased demand for attractive yet comfortable footwear. In 2023, the casual footwear market in Asia-Pacific increased by 8.2% year on year, with PU sole shoes accounting for a significant amount of this growth due to its versatility and longevity.

Market Key Players:

BASF SE

Covestro AG

Dow Chemical Company

Huntsman Corporation

Lanxess AG

Wanhua Chemical Group Co., Ltd.

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The global nitrobenzene market is projected to grow significantly, with a market size expected to increase from USD 9,311 million in 2024 to USD 14,617 million by 2032, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8%. Nitrobenzene is an organic compound with the chemical formula C₆H₅NO₂, widely used in industrial processes due to its versatility. Primarily, nitrobenzene serves as an intermediate in the production of aniline, which has extensive applications in the manufacture of dyes, rubber chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and agricultural chemicals. The nitrobenzene market has witnessed steady growth over the past decade, driven by the expanding industrial base and increasing demand for its downstream products.

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Market Overview

The global nitrobenzene market is projected to experience significant growth, propelled by the rising demand for aniline in various industrial applications. As of 2024, the market size is estimated to reach several billion USD, with Asia-Pacific emerging as the dominant region due to its burgeoning chemical and agricultural industries.

The nitrobenzene market is influenced by several factors, including its use in the production of methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI), which is a key component in polyurethane production. The increasing demand for polyurethanes in construction, automotive, and furnishing industries further boosts nitrobenzene consumption.

Key Applications of Nitrobenzene

Aniline Production:

Over 90% of the nitrobenzene produced globally is converted to aniline. Aniline serves as a precursor to several chemicals, including MDI.

Aniline's applications in the production of dyes, pigments, and polymers are crucial for industries such as textiles and automotive.

Agricultural Chemicals:

Nitrobenzene is used as a plant growth promoter in agricultural applications. Its ability to stimulate photosynthesis and increase flowering has led to its popularity among farmers, especially in developing economies.

Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care:

Nitrobenzene derivatives are used in the synthesis of certain pharmaceuticals and in the production of fragrances.

Rubber Chemicals:

It is utilized in the manufacture of accelerators for rubber vulcanization, which is essential for tire production and other rubber goods.

Challenges

Despite its advantages, the nitrobenzene market faces challenges:

Environmental Concerns:

Nitrobenzene is toxic and can pose risks to human health and the environment if not handled properly. Stricter regulations regarding its production and use may affect market growth.

Volatility in Raw Material Prices:

The fluctuating prices of benzene, a key raw material, impact the overall production costs of nitrobenzene.

Competition from Alternatives:

The emergence of alternative chemicals and bio-based solutions could potentially limit the market expansion.

Future Outlook

The nitrobenzene market is poised for continued growth, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 4-5% over the next decade. Innovations in sustainable production methods and the development of eco-friendly applications could open new opportunities. Companies are likely to focus on research and development to address environmental concerns and diversify their product offerings.

Key Player Analysis:

BASF SE

The Dow Chemical Company

Huntsman Corporation

Covestro AG

DuPont

Wanhua Chemical Group Co., Ltd.

China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC)

Tosoh Corporation

Aarti Industries Ltd.

Shandong Jinling Chemical Co., Ltd.

Segmentations:

By Application:

Aniline Production

Pesticide Additive

Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing

Others (Paint Solvent, etc.)

By End-use:

Construction

Agriculture

Pharmaceutical

Others (Automotive, etc.)

By Region:

North America

U.S.

Canada

Mexico

Europe

Germany

France

U.K.

Italy

Spain

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

South-east Asia

Rest of Asia Pacific

Latin America

Brazil

Argentina

Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa

GCC Countries

South Africa

Rest of the Middle East and Africa

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