Cost-performance of turbines
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:26. Let’s discuss together the differences between domestic and imported turbines; I think using domestic turbines is more cost-effective, as their cost-performance ratio is better than that of imported ones. I wonder if everyone agrees? # ， ， &
The gap between domestic turbines and imported ones is not very large. If you have plenty of money, importing is a good option; if a company wants to save costs, several domestic options are perfectly fine, plus they offer good after-sales service at 30% of the import price
In my opinion, each has its advantages and disadvantages. There’s a saying: you pay less when buying, but pay more when using; you pay more when buying, but less when using. For domestic turbines, one manufacturer used turbines from Company A. Due to the poor after-sales service provided by Company A, Company B was tasked with modifying those turbines. Things worked fine after the modification, but later problems arose: frequent failures, repairs, oil changes, and shutdowns! But later, I bought a original turbine from Company B, and it has been running for 4 years without any problems at all! In fact, domestic turbines are also quite good; the key is to see whether the manufacturing process meets the requirements for turbine operation
For low yields, domestic products are a decent choice; for high yields, it’s better to use imported ones, after all, you get what you pay for