China promotes self-discipline in industrial cleaning industry to help energy conservation and emission reduction

The China Industrial Cleaning Industry Association and its user industry jointly launched the Chinese cleaning industry enterprise qualification specification, and issued the first batch of industrial cleaning enterprise qualifications at the 12th National Cleaning Industry Summit Forum held here on the 23rd.

According to the "Measures for Qualification Evaluation of Industrial Cleaning Enterprises" and "Qualification Grade Standards for Industrial Cleaning Enterprises" jointly formulated by China Industrial Cleaning Association and its user industry organizations, there are China Bluestar (Group) Co., Ltd., China Petroleum and Natural Gas Pipeline Administration and CSSC. 12 professional cleaning service companies including Heavy Industry Liaohai Oil Transportation Company have obtained the first batch of industrial cleaning enterprise qualifications.

Zhou Zhuye, vice president of China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation, who participated in the forum, said that the industrial cleaning process often relies on special operating environments such as petroleum, petrochemical, and chemical industries. Therefore, the standardization of the industrial cleaning industry must be jointly promoted by the industrial cleaning industry and the industries it serves, and industrial cleaning also plays an extremely important role in the safe and effective operation of petrochemical plants, energy conservation and emission reduction.

It is understood that there are nearly 1,000 enterprises and institutions engaged in industrial cleaning and services of various scales in China, most of which belong to small and medium-sized industrial service institutions. In 2015, the total output value of China's cleaning industry reached about 120 billion yuan, and during the 11th Five-Year Plan period, the cleaning industry contributed 5% to the goal of energy conservation and emission reduction.

In addition, this forum also discussed the development outline of China's industrial cleaning technology, and discussed the environmentally friendly cleaning agents, high-pressure water cleaning equipment, mechanical tank cleaning, thermal power plant desulfurization systems, and membrane pollution and cleaning that are concerned by the cleaning industry. and other topics for technical exchanges and discussions. According to Lu Shaohua, chairman of the China Industrial Cleaning Association, this scientific and technological development outline is expected to be released next year.