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Hydrogen generation reformer System
Hydrogen generation reformer for Liaoning Panjin Petrochemical Ethylene plant 50km3/h TOPICN13003 Fired Heater The hydrocarbon steam reforming process is the principal industrial process used to manufacture synthesis gas for the production of ammonia, hydrogen and methanol.Steam Superheater The heart of this process...
W type electric heating radiant tube
A W-type radiant tube is an electron tube used in high-frequency electronic equipment, which consists of a glass tube with multiple electrodes. The tube gets its name from the layout of its electrodes, which are arranged in a "W" shape. W-type radiant tubes are mainly used to amplify, oscillate and modulate...
stainless steel furnace roller
Hearth rolls are large-diameter hearth rolls for continuous annealing production lines. The diameter:600-1500mm The barrel: centrifugal casting Transition section: static casting Shaft: forging. Common material: Shaft (SUS304, 1Cr18Ni9Ti, etc.), barrel and shaft neck (ZG30Cr26Ni12, ZG40Cr25Ni20Si2, ZG14Ni32Cr20Nb,...
Because of high working temperature in continuous annealing, vertical annealing furnace of galvanizing lines that usually could be up to 800-1200ºC, radiant tubes require excellent high temperature resistance. We are competent in doing this job with our professional technique! Best Radiant Tube Heaters We produce...
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