The Institute of Chemical Engineering Conducted a Working Exchange with Guangxi Hualai New Materials Co., Ltd.
On July 24, Cai Rui, Executive General Manager of the Chemical Engineering Institute, led a delegation to Guangxi Hualai New Materials Co., Ltd. for a visit and exchange. The two sides held discussions on topics including the 4,000‑ton‑per‑year nitrogen‑atomization aluminum and aluminum alloy powder project, as well as the development of follow-up collaborative projects. Relevant personnel from the Chemical Engineering Institute’s General Contracting Management Department and Business Planning Department, and from Hualai Company’s Project Management Department, Infrastructure Department, and Science & Technology Information Department, attended the meeting, which was chaired by Xie Lunshou, Deputy General Manager of Hualai Company.
Release time:
2026-07-26 17:57
Source:
Business Planning Department
Responsibility:
Gu Qinghang
On July 24, Cai Rui, Executive General Manager of the Chemical Engineering Institute, led a delegation to Guangxi Hualai New Materials Co., Ltd. for a visit and exchange. The two sides held discussions on topics including the 4,000‑ton‑per‑year nitrogen‑atomization aluminum and aluminum alloy powder project, as well as the development of follow-up collaborative projects. Representatives from the Chemical Engineering Institute’s General Contracting Management Department and Business Planning Department, along with counterparts from Hualai Company’s Project Management Department, Infrastructure Department, and Science & Technology Information Department, attended the meeting, which was chaired by Xie Lunshou, Deputy General Manager of Hualai Company.
Cai Rui first expressed his gratitude for the warm hospitality extended by Hualai Company, and provided an overview of the Chemical Engineering Institute, highlighting that, since becoming a subsidiary of China Energy Construction Group, it has entered a period of rapid growth in Hunan Province. In recent years, the Institute has achieved continuous breakthroughs in its core business areas—including planning and consulting, design‑build contracting, scientific and technological research and development, and international operations—ushering in a new era of high‑quality development. The two parties engaged in an in-depth discussion on the current status of the “4,000‑ton nitrogen‑atomization aluminum and aluminum alloy powder project,” and affirmed that the Chemical Engineering Institute will provide full technical support and services to Hualai Company. They also expressed the hope that Hualai Company will offer continued support and guidance in its subsequent work and project development.

Xie Lun extended a warm welcome to Cai Rui and his delegation, while commending the Chemical Research Institute’s project team for its support to Hualai Company throughout the project’s implementation. He also highly praised the Institute’s strong technical expertise and robust execution capabilities in the aluminum powder sector. Furthermore, he pledged that, going forward, the Institute would provide full support and coordinated oversight to further advance collaboration among the Chemical Research Institute, Hualai, and China Aluminum Corporation. He emphasized that the “Guangxi Hualai New Materials Co., Ltd. 4,000‑ton‑per‑year nitrogen‑atomized aluminum and aluminum alloy powder project” represents China Aluminum Corporation’s first aluminum powder production line, underscoring the company’s high priority on both the project’s construction and its subsequent operations. He proposed that the two parties continue to strengthen their cooperative foundation, jointly explore downstream applications of electrolytic aluminum and aluminum powders, and expand opportunities for comprehensive, in-depth collaborative efforts. The two sides engaged in an in-depth discussion on the overall project schedule, clarifying near-term tasks and relevant milestones.

As a provincial-level chemical engineering design institute, a provincial “specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative” enterprise, and a provincial industry–education integration “joint graduate training base,” the Chemical Engineering Institute boasts distinct “specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative” technical strengths and clear competitive advantages. It is a well-established professional design institute with a substantial track record in the domestic field of metal and metal oxide powders, enjoying a strong reputation for its specialized expertise in this niche area. The company boasts a substantial portfolio of projects currently under construction as well as those already in operation, including: the zinc-based composite materials R&D, preparation, and industrialization project of Hanzhong Zinc Industry Co., Ltd.; the Yangjiang relocation and upgrade project of Hunan Chixing Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd., which will establish a new production line for secondary zinc oxide using industrial waste and for the comprehensive recovery of nano‑zinc oxide and iron powder; the expansion project of Jiangxi Yue’an New Materials Co., Ltd. to produce 6,000 tons per year of carbonyl iron powder products; Phase I of Xinjiang Hesheng Innovative Materials Co., Ltd.’s 20,000‑ton‑per‑year aluminum alloy specialty materials project based on nitrogen atomization, featuring a 4,000‑ton‑per‑year fine spherical aluminum alloy powder facility; the 300‑ton‑per‑year nitrogen atomization pilot line for fine spherical metal powders at Hunan Ningxiang Jiweixin Metal Powder Co., Ltd.; the 12,000‑ton‑per‑year nitrogen atomization plant for fine aluminum powder at Hunan Ningxiang Jiweixin Metal Powder Co., Ltd.; the fine aluminum powder project of Hunan Jintian Aluminum High‑Tech Co., Ltd.; and the industrial-scale trial project for producing fine aluminum powder via nitrogen atomization in Luxi, Hunan.
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