How are the production tests or manufacturing progress of the 36 pairs of rod reduction furnaces?
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What is the status of production, testing, or manufacturing of 36 pairs of rod reduction furnaces? Those who are aware of this might as well give an introduction.
This is confidential. Are you dreaming?
Reply to 2# hyjsy: Haha, what should I say?
OP, they really exist, and they work fine. But why are 36 pairs of rods being used domestically these days? It’s simply to increase production. Meanwhile, the 12 pairs of bats abroad are all performing well; what they pursue is quality. This is the difference between China’s high-speed trains and Japan’s Shinkansen.
What was said upstairs is correct – people there pursue quality over quantity, while in China the focus is on quantity, similar to the Great Leap Forward during the Cultural Revolution
When it comes to quality, the highest grades of polysilicon are the zone-fusion grade and the electronic grade. As for these high-end zone-fusion and electronic grade materials, Japan does the best job in producing them. But what is the scale of the reduction furnaces used by Japan for producing such materials, and how many rod pairs are there? It would be better for everyone to conduct some research before making statements like “they are small but highly efficient” or “12 rod pairs is an excellent number”.