China: Chonqing YuGang — TiO2 — Bobbio Scriptorium

China: Chongqing YuGang — TiO2

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facility at Barapole (Kannur district). Reporting on this, 'CW' notes that there are currently four synrutile plants operating in India, with a combined capacity of 160,000 tonnes/y. Production last year was reported as 60,000 tonnes, indicating an average operating rate of only 37.5%. According to

China: PanGang, Jinzhou Ferroalloys & Ch

China: PanGang, Jinzhou Ferroalloys & Chongqing YuGang — TiO2

📂 Article 📅 2003 🏛 Elsevier Science ⚖ 38 KB

level attained in 1996/97, exerting downward pressure on world talc prices in the next few years.

China: Zhenjiang — TiO2

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examining the feasibility of establishing a new 40,000-50,000 tonnes/y TiO 2 pigment plant. (See 'Focus on Pigments ', Sep 2001, 4). But the Beijing Government made it clear that it would not grant environmental approval for a new sulfate-route plant of this size. In consequence, PanGang decided to

China: DuPont – TiO2

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## Australia: Austpac -TiO 2 feedstock Austpac is evaluating sites in eastern Australia for the establishment of its first commercial-scale synrutile plant, employing its patented ERMS-SR technology. The plant will be designed to produce 30,000 tonnes/y of synrutile. Consolidated Rutile has agreed

China: Zhenjiang – TiO2

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China: DuPont – TiO2

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compounds accounted for 70% of the total. Non-tyre applications accounted for 30%, including 10% for automotive rubber components (belts, hoses, etc); 9% for industrial rubber products; 5% for plastics; 4% for printing inks; and 2% for minor end-use sectors (including paint, paper, cosmetics, etc).