Dongguang, Hebei Approves $31.8M Iron Phosphate Black Mass Regeneration Project

Published: Sep 29, 2026 18:03 (GMT+8)
【North China's Hebei (Dongguang): 60,000 tpa Iron Phosphate Black Mass Regeneration Project】According to an EIA approval disclosure by the municipal administrative approval bureau, a renovation project for regenerating 60,000 tpa of iron phosphate black mass has been published. With a total investment of RMB 31.8 million, the project within an existing plant in the Dongguang Economic Development Zone fine chemical park will dismantle the existing alkali purification line in the black mass purification workshop and purchase impurity-removal reactors, filter presses, and storage tanks. Upon completion, the plant will add 60,000 tpa of iron phosphate black mass processing capacity, producing 58,252 tpa of ferrophosphorus powder (for reuse in iron phosphate production) and 6,911 tpa of sodium chloride by-product.

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