Intratec Discloses Costs of Polybutadiene Production via Solution Process
New report details capital investment and operating costs of a Polybutadiene Plant
HOUSTON, July 4, 2018 (Newswire.com) - Intratec Solutions LLC, leading provider of chemicals and utilities pricing data and production cost reports, is pleased to announce a new report examining the costs of production of Polybutadiene (also known as Butadiene Rubber and BR).
The report presents an up-to-date, detailed cost analysis of Polybutadiene production from butadiene. The process examined is a typical solution process. The study may be extended with optional analyses, such as Economic Analysis for Different Capacities, Process Flow Diagrams & Equipment List, and analyses providing capital & production costs in several countries.
The new study is now part of Intratec portfolio of more than 900 up-to-date, independent and cost-effective reports. Intratec studies can be purchased online at Intratec website, via credit cards.
The content of the new report can be checked at www.intratec.us/analysis/br-e11a
For other Intratec reports focused on the costs of production of Polybutadiene, via other manufacturing processes and/or different raw materials, visit www.intratec.us/analysis/polybutadiene-production-cost.
About Intratec Solutions LLC
Intratec (www.intratec.us) is a leading provider of chemicals and utilities pricing data and production cost reports. Intratec business is about providing up-to-date and independent studies detailing production costs of chemicals and utilities, as well as chemical commodities and utilities pricing data. The portfolio of the company covers +300 chemicals and utilities, including basic chemicals and inorganics, plastics, fibers and rubbers, green chemicals and biofuels, fertilizers, specialties and more.
Source: Intratec Solutions
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Tags: BR, Butadiene Rubber, CAPEX, Capital Investment, Cost Analysis, Feasibility Study, Investment Estimate, Manufacturing Process, OPEX, Polybutadiene, Production Cost, Techno-economic Analysis