The first visit in 2025 marks the beginning of a new journey, and Keyuan welcomes a good start
On January 3, 2025, Xianyang Keyuan New Material Equipment Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Keyuan New Material Equipment") was honored to welcome its first customer of the year for on-site inspection. The customer focuses on solid waste comprehensive treatment projects. This inspection activity has opened a very meaningful chapter for the company's development in the new year, carrying many opportunities and facing a series of challenges.
Solid waste, as a large amount of waste residue material derived from the alumina production process, has long been a key challenge that urgently needs to be overcome in the industry in terms of dehydration and drying processes, and has naturally become the core focus of this inspection. Jia Jun, Secretary of the Party Branch and General Manager of Keyuan New Materials Equipment, and Zhu Zhanpeng, Deputy General Manager, led the customer to first visit the production workshop. During the visit, they explained in detail the cutting-edge technology and advanced equipment developed specifically for the problem of red mud dehydration and drying. In a professional and easy to understand way, they explained in depth the internal principles of equipment operation, and simulated the feeding and discharging process on site according to the customer's material situation. Subsequently, we led the client to visit the exclusive experimental workshop of Keyuan New Materials Equipment and invited them to conduct small-scale testing with materials, which can provide empirical reference for the design adjustment of large-scale equipment in the later stage.
Subsequently, both parties moved to the conference room to engage in in-depth discussions and exchanges. Keyuan New Materials Equipment, with detailed and accurate data and highly representative practical cases, comprehensively demonstrates the rich and successful experience accumulated by the enterprise in the field of red mud treatment projects, especially the significant innovative breakthroughs achieved in tackling the key technical bottlenecks of dehydration and drying. The frequent communication and interaction between the two sides, as well as the intense collision of thoughts, have stimulated many constructive intellectual achievements.
This inspection activity at the beginning of the new year is not simply a business negotiation and exchange, but actually lays a solid foundation for both sides to join hands and embark on a new development journey of integrated red mud treatment. It is like sowing hopeful seeds on the development blueprint of 2025, and the future is promising!
