Turbovap cordially invites you to attend the 22nd China FIC Food Ingredients Exhibition 2018.
From March 22 to 24, 2018, the 22nd China International Food Additives & Ingredients Exhibition (FIC) was grandly held at the Shanghai National Exhibition and Convention Center. Turbovap will be participating in this event. Our booth numbers are: Hall 6.1, 61X72, and 61Y73. With the global energy crisis, rising energy prices have become a permanent feature of the world energy market. In the food industry, evaporation and concentration processes require substantial amounts of energy; therefore, the development of new energy-efficient evaporation technologies has become increasingly important. Initially, mechanical vapor recompression was used primarily in the dairy industry; over several years, its applications have gradually expanded to include cereal processing, vegetable processing, juice production, winemaking, and more.
2018/03/14
On February 22, 2018, Academician Xie Kechang of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and his delegation paid a visit to Turbovap. Chairman Luo Chunlong extended a warm welcome to Academician Xie Kechang and the accompanying delegation. Xie Kechang is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, a renowned expert in coal chemical engineering, and one of the pioneers in China’s coal chemical technology field. He also serves as a member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, Vice President of the China Association for Science and Technology, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Commission of the Ministry of Education, Director of the Key Laboratory of Coal Science and Technology under the Ministry of Education, Professor at Taiyuan University of Technology, and a jointly appointed professor at Tsinghua University. For many years, he has been engaged in research, development, teaching, and strategic planning related to coal chemistry and the clean, efficient utilization of coal, and has twice served as the principal investigator for energy-related projects.
2018/03/01
Turbovap Wins Bid for Provincial Catch-Up Project
In the recently announced results of the 2017 provincial high-end equipment R&D catch-up project, publicized by the Provincial Commission of Economy and Information Technology, Turbovap’s “High-Pressure-Ratio Steam Turbine Compressor” project stood out and won the bid after undergoing multiple rounds of evaluation, including expert review and on-site inspection, earning high praise from the panel. Implementing the high-end equipment R&D catch-up initiative aims to carry out the “Jiangsu Action Plan for Made in China 2025” and the “Opinions on Building an Internationally Competitive Advanced Manufacturing Base,” with the goal of accelerating breakthroughs in critical bottlenecks related to high-end production equipment—areas that are urgently needed for industrial transformation and upgrading, characterized by substantial import demand and high technical complexity—thereby strengthening domestic self-reliance in high-end equipment.
2018/03/01
MVR technology is used for the first time in titanium dioxide production.
Today’s China Chemical Industry News, on its second page in the “Technological Innovation” section, features a lead story titled “First Use of MVR Technology in Sulfuric-Acid‑Process Titanium Dioxide Production” (by reporter Jiang Xiaomao). On August 28, the Titanium Dioxide Sub‑Center of the National Chemical Industry Productivity Promotion Center convened industry experts to evaluate the mechanical vapor recompression (MVR) unit operating at the titanium‑solution concentration stage of Ningbo Xinfu Titanium Dioxide Co., Ltd. The reviewing experts unanimously agreed that this technology, applied for the first time in the titanium‑solution concentration step of the sulfuric‑acid process for producing titanium dioxide, is comparable to international standards. Ningbo Xinfu’s MVR titanium‑solution concentration unit represents the first continuous operation of such a system on a domestic sulfuric‑acid‑process titanium dioxide production line.
2018/03/01
Application of MVR Evaporation Technology in the Treatment of High-Salinity Dye Wastewater
The dye industry is a vital sector of the national economy. At present, China’s annual dye production has reached 900,000 tons, accounting for approximately 60% of global output. Dye products are primarily used in textiles, leather, food, coatings, inks, and rubber industries. As a major dye-producing country, China manufactures over 550 varieties across eleven major categories, ranking first worldwide in both production volume and trade. Dye‑contaminated wastewater refers to effluents generated during the manufacture of dyes and pigments; statistics indicate that about 12% of synthetic dyes are discharged as wastewater during production and processing. Each year, China releases roughly 160 million cubic meters of dye‑laden wastewater into various water bodies.
2018/03/01
The Path to Energy Conservation — CCTV’s Exclusive Interview with Turbovaps
On June 26, 2017, at 6:00 p.m., the 340th episode of CCTV’s “Quality” program—part of the CCTV Discovery Channel—titled “The Road to Energy Conservation,” featured an exclusive interview with Turbovap. The segment was hosted by renowned CCTV presenter Li Yufei. Host Li Yufei The program provided an in-depth look at Turbovap’s pioneering journey from its founding to its current development. By highlighting the company’s environmental initiatives, corporate accolades, breakthroughs in scientific and technological innovation, positive feedback from customers, and its unwavering commitment to innovation despite challenges, the documentary deepened viewers’ understanding of the company’s strengths. At the same time, within the rich tapestry of its corporate culture, audiences gained a firsthand sense of the spirit and dedication of Turbovap’s employees.
2018/03/01