Construction of internal lining for high-temperature heating furnace
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There is currently a high-temperature heating furnace with a maximum temperature of 1600 degrees in its furnace chamber; it uses both gaseous and solid fuels. We are looking for construction or design firms that have experience with similar projects. Wait around……
Renovation or new construction? You’re not going to terminate the contract with the general contractor, are you? ! Once this cause and effect is clear, then I can tell you whether I can help you.
It’s a furnace for burning; even a heating furnace doesn’t reach such high temperatures.
It’s either an incinerator or a solid fuel heater
No, we modified it ourselves. The original furnace used coal for heating, but that’s no longer allowed; so we’re trying to use a different fuel. It’s necessary to increase the temperature inside the furnace as well as its wear resistance, so I’m looking for experts in this field who can handle such tasks
If it’s the situation you mentioned above, we’re willing to help. But originally, with coal burning, how could the temperature reach 1600 degrees? What fuel are you planning to use now? Factory type? Are there any other requirements? . . . . . . 13601145688@139.com