Kunlun Model Refining New Material Application Debuts at Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition
On November 3, 2025, the 41st Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) grandly opened at the UAE National Exhibition Center. This event, known as the "weather vane of the global oil and gas industry," attracted over 2,250 companies from around the world. China National Petroleum Corporation made a stunning appearance with three major themes: "Empowering with Artificial Intelligence, Deep Earth Energy Development, and Green Low-Carbon Transition." They showcased the "Kunlun Large Model Application" and the "Ten-Thousand Meter Deep Well Physical Sand Table." Representatives from the Petrochemical Research Institute attended the conference and conducted video explanations and interactive demonstrations on the Kunlun Large Model AI+ Refining New Material Scenario model and front-end interaction results.
The refining and chemical new material model led by the Petrochemical Research Institute covers three major aspects: structural design, product development, and process optimization, as well as three specific application scenarios.
"Efficient Catalyst Design and Development"
Accurately providing catalyst formulations and process conditions through natural language can comprehensively enhance the efficiency of catalyst design and development."Research and Development of High-Performance Synthetic Rubber Materials"
Achieve precise design optimization of formulas and process parameters for the entire lifecycle of rubber, enhancing the design of rubber molecular structures and formula selection.
"Reverse Process Design of New Polyolefin Products"
A reverse process design intelligent agent for new polyolefin products can be constructed to achieve online operation optimization and quality control of polyethylene units.
The exhibition area for China Petroleum Refining and New Materials Large Model attracted widespread attention at the event site.
Leaders and professionals from more than ten companies, including the UAE government and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, engaged in in-depth discussions with representatives from the Petrochemical Institute on the intelligent transformation of refining product R&D, model building, and human-computer interaction, and have initially reached an intention to further deepen communication and cooperation in the future.
AI empowerment makes the research and development of refining new materials more efficient, intelligent, and environmentally friendly, becoming a vivid practice of China Petroleum leading the future with "digital intelligence technology." In the future, the Petroleum and Chemical Research Institute will continuously accelerate the R&D of high-end new categories through the in-depth integration of artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, and other intelligent means, promoting the intelligent transformation of research paradigms and assisting China Petroleum's digital strategic transformation.
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