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How are GT reduction furnaces used at OCI?

2011-12-06View Original

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It mainly depends on the surface morphology of the silicon rod and the deposition rate – whether the surface is very smooth. Does anyone among the forum users know anything about this? I would appreciate your guidance.
Reply #22011-12-06
GT furnaces – who in China uses them? If you know, leave a message. Thank you
Reply #32011-12-07
Quite a few GT furnaces have been introduced in China, right?
Reply #42011-12-07
Currently, there are 2 GT furnaces in use.
Reply #52011-12-07
That’s right, everyone who knows something should come and share it—let’s learn from each other*
Reply #62011-12-07
It is said that the surface of OCI’s silicon rods is of good quality, but their power consumption isn’t very low... It seems their electricity is relatively cheap
Reply #72011-12-12
GT refers to turnkey supply, right? The reduction furnace is probably OEM-made in South Korea
Reply #82011-12-12
GT furnaces are so expensive that they’re still not used very often. However, they can indeed help reduce electricity consumption; as for OCI, who knows?
Reply #92011-12-12
Ordos uses GT24 rods.
Reply #102011-12-14
China Energy’s technical upgrade also used 20 GT 24-bar assemblies

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