Shenyang Blender to Build New Plant

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Chinas Shuangzi Lubricant plans to build a 100,000 metric ton per year blending plant in Liaoning provinces China-Germany Industrial Park in Shenyang city.

The plant will cost 90 million (U.S. $13.7 million), according to a company press release. Covering an area of more than 150 acres, the plant will have eight automated filling lines and will feature pseudo-random pulse blending and a smartphone-based data control system.

Graphic: Shuangzi Lubricant

The proposed SZLub plant, rendered here as a computer generated image, will have capacity to produce 100,000 tons of lubricants per year.

With capacity to produce 100,000 t/y, the new plant will be capable of manufacturing 15 types of lubricants and close to 200 products. The plant will also have a storage capacity for 20,000 tons of base oils. The company did not disclose the projects expected timeline for completion.

Shenyang-based Shuangzi Lubricant – also known as SZLub, or Shenyang Beijing Qi Lubricants Ltd. – produces diesel and gasoline engine oils, special dual-fuel engine oils, automotive transmission oils, industrial lubricants such as compressor oils and turbine oils, antifreeze and more. The companys brand is Gemini.

In December, the State Council approved the construction of the China-Germany industrial park in Shenyang. The industrial park hopes to invigorate Chinas equipment manufacturing industry and link the countrys Made in China 2025 strategy with the German strategy of Industry 4.0, according to a State Council press release.

The high-end equipment manufacturing industrial park, which will be internationalized, intelligent and environment-friendly, will help China and Germany achieve a mutual complement of technological advantages, create new growth points for Shenyang, and play a key role in revitalizing the old industrial base in Northeast China.

According to the Shenyang Municipal Bureau of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperations website, Germany is the most important economic and trade partner of Shenyang. Trade volume between the two exceeded U.S. $5 billion in 2014, ranking Germany first among all 178 trade partners of the city.

German automotive manufacturer BMW will start production this year at a new engine manufacturing plant in Shenyangs Tiexi district. It will produce approximately 400,000 units a year, which will be exclusively supplied to local production models, according to the companys press release.

Shenyang is Liaoning provinces capital and the largest city in northeastern China in terms of population.

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