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Two-stage gas generator

2011-03-05View Original

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Who has technical information on this? Give me one
Reply #22011-03-05
There are very few units with the first two types of furnaces left; a fluidized bed furnace is still more cost-effective
Reply #32012-03-29
At present, the prospects for two-stage furnaces do not look optimistic. In the past, the prosperity of the real estate and home furnishing industries spurred growth in the ceramic tiles and alumina industries. For the majority of ceramic companies and some alumina manufacturers, the main heat source was still mixed gas generators; of course, there were also those with one-stage or two-stage generators. Since the two-stage furnace can recover some tar, the benefits are considerable; as the original single-stage furnaces gradually reach the end of their useful life, there are still quite a number of users of two-stage furnaces. Now, looking at the real estate market, it’s really hard to say.

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