Those who have used the Nanjing Keyuan NT6000 system, please share the advantages and disadvantages of this product
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Those who have used the Nanjing Keyuan NT6000 system, could you please share the advantages and disadvantages of this product?
But there is also the claim that the NT6000 has remained unchanged since its development in 2003, with no successors emerging – are there any more quantitative analyses available?
Why is Nanjing Keyuan such an obscure choice? Or is it that there are few technical experts from power plants on our forum?
There are quite a few experts in the chemical and petrochemical industries here……
Keyuan is mainly used in power plants and chemical plants; I haven’t seen anyone use it in other contexts yet. Maybe I’m just uninformed
Our power plant uses the Keyuan system, and it works fine. Every system has its advantages and disadvantages; over the years Keyuan has engaged in price competition and secured many orders in the power plant industry. There are no obvious bugs in terms of software, and the hardware failure rate has also become more stable in recent years compared to before. The V5 version was launched this year, and it is said to offer significant improvements over V4.
Not bad. It was previously used in small waste heat power generation units, and later larger power generation facilities also adopted it as part of their technical upgrades; it’s acceptable
Our 150,000-ton peroxide production plant uses Keyuan V4; its low cost is the main advantage. The requirements for peroxide production aren’t very high – basic functions are sufficient