Provides systematic technical training for overseas project owners and operations teams. Standard deliverables for technology transfer include operation manuals and personnel training materials. Training modules can be customized on demand and, based on existing capabilities, cover: chemical process operations (soda ash/phosphoric acid/fluorine chemicals/fine chemicals, etc.), equipment operation and maintenance, safety management (HAZOP/SIS), engineering design software (SP3D/PDMS/BIM/Aspen Plus), and GMP standards. Supports two modes: centralized training in China and on-site dispatched training. Has a track record of training delivery for overseas projects, including those in Iran.

A complete set of process technologies for producing elemental yellow phosphorus using the electric thermal method (thermal process) with raw materials including phosphate rock, coke, and silica. Yellow phosphorus is a foundational product in the phosphorus chemical industry, with downstream applications extending to glyphosate (the world's most widely used herbicide), red phosphorus, thermal phosphoric acid, phosphorus pentoxide, and other varieties. The process is sensitive to electricity costs, making it suitable for construction in regions abundant in hydroelectric resources. It can be integrated with downstream technologies mastered by the team, such as monopotassium phosphate and phosphorus pentoxide, to construct a comprehensive phosphorus chemical industry chain technical solution for the owner. Technology delivery includes the process package, design drawings, operation manuals, and training materials, with a cycle of approximately 3 to 18 months.

Directly synthesizing catalyst-grade potassium fluoride from fluosilicic acid as feedstock offers a concise process route with high conversion efficiency. According to technical records, the finished product meets the specifications required by the catalyst manufacturing industry without further refining. Potassium fluoride serves as an important fluorinating reagent and catalytic promoter in organic fluorination reactions, maintaining stable demand in pharmaceutical synthesis, pesticide intermediate preparation, and fluoropolymer manufacturing. This process achieves high-value conversion of fluosilicic acid, a by-product of the phosphate chemical industry, delivering both economic and environmental benefits. Services include a complete process package, engineering design, and technical management, with a cycle of approximately 3 to 18 months.

Using vapor-phase sulfur trioxide as the starting material for pre-purification treatment, followed by absorption with ultra-pure water to produce electronic grade sulfuric acid. According to technical documentation, product grades can be customized based on customer requirements, covering G3 to G5 grades; however, investment differences between different grades are extremely significant. Electronic grade sulfuric acid is used in chip manufacturing for silicon wafer cleaning and photoresist removal, and is the wet chemical with the highest consumption in wafer fabs. It is recommended that project owners comprehensively evaluate the target grade based on end-user requirements and investment budget. Technical services include process scheme demonstration, process package preparation, basic and detailed engineering design, and production start-up guidance, with a cycle of approximately 6 to 12 months.

Producing photovoltaic-grade electronic hydrofluoric acid using anhydrous hydrogen fluoride as the raw material through distillation technology. The technology is highly mature, with an industrial facility capable of producing 20,000 tons annually already built and stably supplying the market. The product directly serves the photovoltaic solar cell and semiconductor manufacturing industries, used for silicon wafer cleaning and surface treatment. As global photovoltaic installed capacity continues to rise, localized supply of photovoltaic-grade hydrofluoric acid has become a priority direction for industrial development in many countries. Due to extremely high product quality control requirements (ppb-level impurity control), the process commissioning cycle is longer than that of conventional projects, with a full-process service cycle of approximately 6 to 12 months.

A highly confidential process technology that uses fluosilicic acid, a by-product of wet-process phosphoric acid production, as the raw material to produce hydrofluoric acid via concentration with concentrated sulfuric acid. According to technical archives, this technology is classified as strictly confidential, with successful engineering projects currently existing only in China. Its strategic significance lies in converting waste fluorine resources from the phosphate chemical industry into high-value fluorine chemical products, achieving deep coupling of two industrial chains while reducing fluorine-containing exhaust emissions. The right to use the technology is authorized by the leading team, and the owner must accept preliminary targeted technology development. Services include process packages, engineering design, and production guidance, with support for customized joint technology development available; the project cycle ranges from 3 to 18 months.

采用萤石(氟化钙)与浓硫酸及发烟硫酸(105%硫酸)反应的工艺路线，生产无水氢氟酸的全套工艺技术。技术成熟度高，已建成年产4万吨级的工业装置并长期稳定运行(据技术档案记载)。无水氢氟酸是整个氟化工产业的起点原料，下游可延伸至制冷剂、含氟聚合物、含氟医药中间体等。技术服务覆盖完整工艺包编制、基础与详细工程设计以及生产指导与人员培训，标准周期3至18个月。适合拥有萤石矿资源或计划布局氟化工产业链的投资者。

Starting with wet-process phosphoric acid with a concentration of over 52%, industrial-grade phosphoric acid is obtained through an extraction and purification process. The raffinate acid generated during the process serves as a high-quality raw material for ammonium polyphosphate (APP). The integration of these two processes enables the extension of the phosphorus resource value chain. It should be noted that this technical route involves certain technical barriers (as indicated in technical archives). Specialized technical adaptation and development are required for wet-process phosphoric acid from different sources, and the client must accept a customized joint development model. The full suite of services covers the preparation of the process package, preliminary design, construction drawing design, as well as training and guidance during the commissioning phase, with a cycle of approximately 3 to 18 months. This solution is recommended for clients who already have wet-process phosphoric acid production capacity and wish to extend into downstream high-value-added products.

A highly flexible production process for phosphate fertilizers capable of utilizing various raw materials, including wet-process phosphoric acid, raffinate acid, liquid ammonia, or urea, to produce two product forms: solid ammonium polyphosphate for agricultural use and liquid ammonium polyphosphate. The process design fully leverages low-cost by-products as feedstock, significantly reducing production costs. This technology has a proven track record of successful export and implementation in Serbia (according to technical archives), validating the feasibility of cross-border technical cooperation. As a new generation of high-concentration, slow-release phosphate fertilizer, ammonium polyphosphate demonstrates fertilizer efficiency advantages in precision agriculture and facility agriculture scenarios that are difficult for traditional phosphate fertilizers to match. Services cover the preparation of process packages, basic and detailed design, and technical management during the commissioning phase, with a cycle of approximately 3 to 18 months.

Using wet phosphoric acid with a concentration of 26% to 40% as feedstock, high-purity monopotassium phosphate (MKP) is produced in a single step via a liquid-liquid extraction process. This simultaneously yields ammonium chloride potassium (which can be directly used as a compound fertilizer ingredient) and low-concentration raffinate phosphoric acid. The technology is patent-protected, and three industrial-scale units have already been constructed domestically (according to technical records), ensuring stable and reliable product quality. MKP is one of the fastest-growing premium varieties in the global water-soluble fertilizer market, with a terminal selling price significantly higher than that of ordinary phosphorus fertilizers. The comprehensive utilization of by-products further optimizes overall economic efficiency. A prerequisite for technology transfer is that the owner must possess a large-scale compound fertilizer production capacity to absorb the by-products. Deliverables include the process package, design drawings, operation manuals, training materials, and patent licensing documents, with a service cycle ranging from 3 to 18 months.