Singapore’s Jurong Aromatics to restart aromatics plant
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, Singapore’s Jurong Aromatics Corp has completed a turnaround at its aromatics plant, which had been offline since the middle of December, and is planning to resume production over the short term. The company’s plant houses an 800,000 tons/year PX line, a 400,000 tons/year benzene line and a 200,000 tons/year orthoxylene line.
The company reportedly stated that after the maintenance the company would be able to switch between condensates and naphtha feedstocks.
The company reportedly stated that after the maintenance the company would be able to switch between condensates and naphtha feedstocks.
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