Show us where your reduction furnaces are made
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We have Kaiyuan, German, and GT furnaces, with 12 rod pairs and 24 rod pairs
Our unit uses German 12-pair rods； I’ve also seen stoves made in Kaiyuan – at a very low cost ； I went to Shanghai Sensong to see the reduction furnaces and hydrogenation furnaces manufactured by that Japanese company; the manufacturing processes as well as the modifications made to the structure of these furnaces were quite good, but the furnaces are also very expensive.
GT, Sensong, Quad-core, Kaiyuan
Well, there’s also the Western nuclear option, which consumes a lot of electricity
Kaiyuan, ah, I’ve been to Shuangliang
Plus MSA, that’s about it for the main ones
In China, there are also Sichuan Chemical Machinery and Lansi
GT, Sensong, Quad-core, Kaiyuan, Yongsheng, Shuangliang
We are using a GT furnace with 24 pairs of rods