大棚芦蒿、春毛豆、伏青菜交效种植模式（Greenhouse, soybean, vegetables Luhao V effect pay planting pattern）.docVIP

大棚芦蒿、春毛豆、伏青菜交效种植模式（Greenhouse, soybean, vegetables Luhao V effect pay planting pattern） Economic analysis of chemical utilization of natural gas Lishengqi (Sinopec, Planning Institute of Qilu Petrochemical Industries Co, Zibo 255400) ???? Abstract: according to the full cost model as benchmark, analyzed by using natural gas as raw materials for the production of synthetic ammonia, methanol, butanol and octanol, hydrogen and other products at the breakeven point of the price of natural gas, put forward to reduce the cost of natural gas, expand the scope of application of the recommendations. Keywords: natural gas cost breakeven point ???? High calorific value of natural gas is clean energy, the basic raw material but also the development of C1 chemical industry, its downstream derivatives to synthesis gas as raw material products, such as synthetic ammonia, methanol, butanol and octanol, hydrogen gas has formed the scale of production, a strong impetus to the development of utilization of natural gas. Several of the main natural gas derivatives by simple technical and economic evaluation, in order to predict different chemical products with natural gas as raw material at the breakeven point of the price of natural gas, the chemical utilization of natural gas project for reference. 1 complete cost model and calculation method ???? The full cost method is the cost of all enterprises in the production process are allocated to the product cost so as to form the complete cost of products, including direct materials (raw materials, auxiliary materials, fuel and power), direct wages and other direct expenses, manufacturing costs, period costs (management fees the financial costs and cost of sales) [1]. ???? To unit scale, raw materials and utilities, consumption quota, manufacturing costs (including depreciation and maintenance fees), investment, such as period cost parameters as the basis, to calculate profit and loss, When the full cost / (product price tax) 1, the produc