August 19, 2011 - On 29 July, 2011, Wylton Dazhou Chemical Co., Ltd. welcomed its commencement of 800kt-per-year sulfuric acid facility and their trial runs successfully in one go.  In 2003, Wylton Canada Limited introduced its first set of 400kt-per-year sulfuric acid facility, which successfully lead to the transformation and upgrading of the sulfuric acid industry in China. Wylton Dazhou, now Wylton’s third set of large-sized sulfur-based sulfuric acid facility, has been equipped with critical world leading machinery, energy-saving and environment-protecting devices such as heart recovery system, tail gas desulfurization system and noise control systems, to keep maintaining Wylton’s leading position in acid-making technology as well as in production operations. Till now, the unit has run smoothly with noteworthy indexes. In addition, current emissions of sulfur dioxide before being conveyed into tail gas treatment pipelines is below 400 mg/Nm³, which is lower than the national standard for emission discharges. Future additional procedures on sulfur removal will yield even more desirable results.  Wylton Dazhou is located in the chemical industrial park of Dazhou, Sichuan province. As a part of Wengfu Dazhou Phosphorus and Sulfur Chemical Base, all sulfuric acid and steam products are supplied to Wengfu Dazhou’s 300 thousand tons phosphoric acid facility. The successful commencement of Wylton Dazhou acted as a positive continuation of “Wengfu-Wylton’s Strategic Cooperation Model”. Additionally, it signifies as the beginning of a new era for Wylton’s business progresses in the field of sulfuric acid production.

January 11, 2010 - China Energy Recovery, Inc., which designs, manufactures and installs waste heat energy recovery systems, today announced it signed an 18 million RMB (US $2.6 million) engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract with sulfuric acid producer, Wylton (Dazhou) Chemical Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Wylton (China) Chemical Co., Ltd. to build and install a low-temperature waste heat recovery system for Wylton's 800,000 ton-per-year sulfuric acid plant.  CER received an initial payment equal to 20 percent of the contract amount from Wylton. The remainder of the contract will be remitted over the course of the project, which is scheduled for completion in December 2010.  "CER has considerable background and experience in providing waste heat recovery systems for large-scale sulfuric acid plants and we are grateful to Wylton Chemical for providing this opportunity to apply our expertise," CER Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Qinghuan Wu, said. 

September 22, 2005 - Wylton (China) successfully conducted its load commissioning of the second sulphuric acid plant on 22nd of September. The construction of this new plant was launched in September last year. All Wylton (China) employees made efftorts to ensure the smooth operation of the new plant. The project adopts the Robinson fans, Lewis sulphur pumps and sulphuric acid pumps that Wylton sells in China. The sulphuric acid production capacity reached 1200 t/d in average and 1263 t/d to the highest. The general conversion ratio rose to 99.85% 10 hours after the commission started and the general absorbing ratio reached 99.995%. All figures show the equipment works well. The outstanding operation of this commission marks the milestone for the Wylton sulphuric acid project that has stepped into its new era.