Regarding electric heating
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At present, the company manufactures complete subway vehicles. Since it is located in the south where temperatures are low in winter, there is a processing step that involves bonding floor coverings, and for this process the floor temperature needs to be above 18°C, which is difficult to achieve in winter. The floor material is aluminum alloy; I’m not sure if electric heating can be used to raise its temperature ? ? ? Please give me some guidance.
Using electric heating to raise the temperature is possible, but is it safe? Can hot air be used?
I agree with the opinion above; moreover, for electric heating, it is necessary to fix the heating strip to the aluminum plate – I’m not sure if that’s easy to do.
Fixing it is indeed a challenge; we operate in the machinery manufacturing sector, and it’s not easy to handle hot air in the factory
What if a small fan blows air over an electric heater, using continuous airflow to gradually heat it? There must be specialized equipment available on the market for this purpose.
Keeping the room temperature in the workshop at least 18 degrees shouldn’t be difficult, right?
Then create a smaller, separate enclosed room in the workshop to control the temperature of that room. Just like a car’s paint booth, if that can’t be done, then there’s nothing to say!