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What is the salary range for those working in pressure vessel design? I think experienced professionals earn between 4,000 and 6,000. What about the salary range for those working in industrial furnace design? Is the salary higher for industrial furnace design compared to pressure vessel design? The prospects are better; if that’s the case, I might as well switch to working with industrial furnaces. Since it’s more or less the same, there’s no need to go through the hassle, right? After all, we’re already on the ship.
Legend has it that in Wuhan, the design pressure of pressure vessels is not higher than 4k
It depends on the length of service, I guess. It seems that those for power station boilers will be higher
The difference is huge; some are 10,000 to 20,000, while others are 2,000 to 3,000.
It’s so sad! ! ! :L, stop bringing up salary issues! ! ! My salary is 8,000 short of……………………10,000! ! ! ! It’s ten thousand (8,000 short)! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
If you have to choose, go for pressure vessel design – it offers a wider range of employment opportunities, unlike boilers which have a more limited scope! Moreover, the salaries at foreign companies are quite attractive!
In China, boilers and pressure vessels are managed separately, but abroad they are treated as one category; perhaps one day, boiler and pressure vessel management in China will be integrated.
This post was last edited by zgj2405 on 2011-5-19 at 13:05. Hehe, I still work in heat exchanger sales; the base salary doesn’t matter much – it’s the commissions that count
We are an entity that holds both permits for manufacturing pressure vessels and boilers; we do not have design capabilities. The salary of an engineer is generally over 6,000 per month
I used to work in filtration, and now I work on boilers; it seems like there’s very little to do. Is it not practical enough?
It’s much better designed; at least there’s no such heavy pressure as when I’m in sales