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Their heat recovery system is said to be quite good. How about their reduction furnaces? Any brothers who are aware of this situation could share their insights? Thank you
Very good; some of the reduction furnaces used in the polysilicon projects that Dunan Environment has invested in Inner Mongolia are manufactured by Shuangliang. I know Ma Qun from Shuangliang
How many units of Shuangliang were used in Dunan’s 3,000-ton project?
Has Dunan Environment not started operating yet? It’s great to know how. Please let the user speak.
Reply to 4# Yangguangmei: You didn’t understand what I said
Is it Shunan’s on the fifth floor? What do you want to show? I didn’t understand it either. How many reduction furnaces has Dunan received so far? Would that be great?
We have a Shuangliang unit with 24 pairs of burners; it has been in use for three months now. The furnace is average The details aren’t very good; some operations aren’t that convenient!
Shuangliang’s furnaces are not impressive at all; we used 2 of them, and I think each one was used once or twice. . Be cautious. . .
After operating for a while, Shuangliang’s furnaces of the MS model develop a problem with deformation of the chassis
The issue of site deformation has been resolved, and overall, the cost-performance ratio of these furnaces is quite good compared to those imported; each has its own advantages.