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Application of Invar welding technology

2016-05-06View Original

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This post was last edited by Wang Tianze on 2016-5-6 at 19:20. Yinwa welding is used in LNG shipbuilding. Where else is it used in chemical production? What exactly does it mean? What details need to be noted during use? @2887848 @qugd @Fish_in_the_desert @GuanGongYu @leo_0088 @boyirensheng @liuquan1100 @Annie’s_baby @feng*aosa
Reply #22016-05-06
I saw this in Super Engineering
Reply #32016-05-06
I’m thinking that this technology could also be an alternative to evaporation drying, given that LNG carriers are too large for such a method; for smaller vessels, the Dewar tank technology would suffice
Reply #42016-05-06
I really don’t understand this. It must be something related to a specific industry.
Reply #52016-05-07
Me too, I saw it in a video about super projects
Reply #62016-05-07
I’ve heard that it’s very delicate and requires very strict manufacturing conditions
Reply #72016-05-12
#Reply quickly here #http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1553219-1-1.html

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