"‘We truly experienced the sweetness of combining production, education, and research!’" was one of the most commonly heard phrases at the Shandong Conference on Production, Research, and Development held on May 30, 2006. Representatives from companies like Shandong Lubei Chemical Co., Ltd., Yankuang Guotai Chemical Co., Ltd., Shandong Bin Chemical Group, and Shandong Chengshan Group shared this sentiment with reporters.
Their enthusiasm was well-founded. According to data from the Shandong Provincial Economic and Trade Commission, in the first quarter of this year, there were 307 high-tech chemical companies in Shandong, contributing a total output value of 39 billion yuan and an export value of 3.6 billion yuan for high-tech products. Major chemical enterprises such as Shandong Dongyue Group, Binhua Group, and Chengshan Group have formed close partnerships with renowned domestic and international universities and research institutions. Together, they have established technology development centers that have led to numerous key technological innovations, helping Shandong solidify its position as the largest chemical province in China.
Miao Shengrong, deputy general manager of Yankuang Guotai Chemical Co., Ltd., emphasized, "The enterprise is the main driver of technological innovation, but without the support of universities and research institutes, it cannot fly." He highlighted a recent project in Yantai Cathay Pacific, where a coal-based gasifier capable of processing 1,000 tons daily was completed, supporting annual outputs of 240,000 tons of methanol and 200,000 tons of acetic acid. This large-scale project was made possible by independent technologies, including the coal-water slurry gasification technology developed jointly with East China University of Science and Technology, and clean coal gas power generation and methanol cogeneration technologies developed with the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Engineering Thermophysics. "If companies had to develop these technologies alone, it would take too long and be too difficult," Miao said.
Dr. Feng Xijin, director of the postdoctoral research station at Triangle Group, shared a similar experience. With the rapid growth of the automotive industry, tire manufacturers now need tires that are not only durable but also comfortable, stable, and safe. To address this, Triangle Group partnered with Tsinghua University’s Automotive College to study tire-car compatibility, solving critical technical challenges. During the “10th Five-Year Plan†period, they successfully developed over 120 types of radial tires across various vehicle categories, including high-performance UHP tires and off-road radial tires—achievements made possible through collaborative research.
Lubei Chemical Co., Ltd., a major player in Shandong's chemical industry, achieved sales revenue of 6.45 billion yuan last year, with profits and taxes totaling 970 million yuan. Ranked second in China's fertilizer manufacturing sector, the company has built three circular economy industrial chains with independent intellectual property rights, including ammonium phosphate, sulfuric acid, and cement co-generation, as well as seawater utilization and clean power generation. Lu Hongxuan, vice president of Lubei Chemical, attributed these achievements to the integration of production, education, and research.
A representative from the Shandong Chemical Industry Office noted that collaboration between industry, universities, and research institutes has not only helped solve new technology issues but also played a crucial role in absorbing and improving imported technologies.
Wang Fucheng, director of the strategic development department at Yantai Wanhua Polyurethane Co., Ltd., recounted how in the 1970s, the company imported an MDI production facility from Japan with an annual output of 7,000 tons. However, core technologies were not transferred, and the plant operated intermittently for a decade. After repeated requests for technology transfer were denied, Wanhua collaborated with the Qingdao Institute of Chemical Technology to independently develop its own MDI technology. In 2000, the company successfully launched an MDI plant with an annual capacity of 160,000 tons, marking a significant milestone in China's chemical industry.
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