Sulzer supplies DEVO purification unit to BeyondPoly's 100,000 t/y POE plant in China

Key highlights
  • Final acceptance signed confirming the DEVO™ purification unit is installed, tested and operating as intended.
  • BeyondPoly’s POE facility is operating at its planned production capacity.
  • Plant nameplate capacity is 100,000 tonnes per year of polyolefin elastomer (POE).
  • DEVO™ devolatilization delivers low residual volatile content and lower energy consumption versus alternative technologies.
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BeyondPoly 100,000 t/y POE Plant, Shandong, China · China
Operational / Completed
2024-06
2024
2024-08-31
2026-07

Commissioning and acceptance

Sulzer and BeyondPoly signed the final acceptance certificate for the DEVO™ purification unit, confirming the system has been installed, tested and is operating as intended at BeyondPoly’s new POE plant.

Technology function and benefits

The DEVO™ purification technology performs a devolatilization step to remove residual compounds from POE while preserving its mechanical and optical properties; the system supports consistent product quality, low residual volatile content and energy-efficient operation at industrial scale.

Plant capacity and market context

The facility has ramped to its planned production capacity and has a nameplate capacity of 100,000 tonnes per year. POE is used in applications such as solar panels, electric vehicles, energy storage systems and cables because of its strength, elasticity, durability and optical clarity, supporting growing demand.

Project significance

BeyondPoly selected Sulzer’s solution for its track record in similar applications, ability to reach lower residual volatile levels and lower energy consumption; Sulzer views the project as an important reference in the expanding POE market.

Source: Sulzer

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