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How to choose a converter

2010-05-04View Original

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This post was last edited by Purple Sky on 2010-5-4 15:41. Is it better to use a central cylinder structure for a converter, or a beam and column structure? It is said that both structural technologies are mature, but which one has more advantages?
Reply #22012-11-25
The first option, the latter has never been heard of!
Reply #32012-11-27
Our factory uses beams and columns, with cast iron grate plates laid on them. Later, the grate plates will deform due to high temperature. Purchase replacement.
Reply #42012-11-27
Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. The first type consumes less consumables and is easily deformed due to poor design and layout.

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