This report proffers the thorough economics of zinc telluride production by thermal reaction. The preparation process of zinc telluride begins with the chemical reaction between zinc metal and tellurium. The process is carried out in the presence of hydrogen, and the two reactants, i.e., zinc metal and tellurium, are heated and sublimed, resulting in the production of zinc telluride as the final product.
Top Producers of Zinc Telluride
- Cheng Du Micxy Chemical
- Chengdu HuaXia Chemical Reagent
- Alfa Aesar
- 3B Scientific
Feedstock for Zinc Telluride
Zinc telluride is a chemical compound that is obtained by using zinc metal and tellurium as its primary raw materials. The procurement of zinc telluride is majorly governed by some of the prominent factors. Factors include the extraction and availability of its primary raw materials (including mineral ore for tellurium and zinc production), production cost for zinc telluride, along with its trading and transportation activities, etc, directly influence its procurement process.
Additionally, its demand as a semiconductor compound in the electronic and electrical industries, along with the stability in its supply chain, logistics, governmental policies, socioeconomic conditions, and regional availability of ores for zinc and tellurium (covering Canada, Russia, Japan, etc., for zinc and tellurium production) significantly determine its procurement in the global market.
The project economic analysis provided in the report discusses a Germany-based plant:
- Manufacturing Process
- Process Flow
- Material Flow
- Material Balance
- Raw Material and Product's Specifications
- Raw Material Consumption
- Product and Co-Product Generation
- Capital Investment
- Land and Site Cost
- Offsites/Civil Works
- Equipment Cost
- Auxiliary Equipment Cost
- Contingency
- Engineering and Consulting Charges
- Working Capital
- Variable Cost
- Fixed Cost
- Labor Requirement & Wages
- Overhead Expenses
- Maintenance Charges
- Financing Costs
- Interest on Working Capital
- Interest on Loans
- Depreciation Charges
- General Sales and Admin Costs
- Production Cost Summary