Phillips 66 Co. has finished building Plant Six the first of three polyethylene plants it hopes to complete at its Houston Chemical Complex by mid-1992 to replace 1.8 billion lb/year capacity lost in an accident that occurred in October 1989. Plant Six with design capacity of 600 million lb/year, is scheduled to have its first unit on stream this month. Planned start-up for the second unit is in November. Construction of the 600 million lb/year Plant Seven has begun. Phillips plans to have
Phillips 66 Co. has finished building Plant Six the first of three polyethylene plants it hopes to complete at its Houston Chemical Complex by mid-1992 to replace 1.8 billion lb/year capacity lost in an accident that occurred in October 1989.
Plant Six with design capacity of 600 million lb/year, is scheduled to have its first unit on stream this month. Planned start-up for the second unit is in November.
Construction of the 600 million lb/year Plant Seven has begun. Phillips plans to have that plant complete in mid-1991. Plant Eight is scheduled to start up in mid-1992.
When all three plants are on stream, Phillips will have restored the capacity it had in place or under construction before the Oct. 23, 1989, explosion at HCC.
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