Which industrial furnaces use valves?
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:Today, I contacted many clients in the industrial furnace sector, and they all said that they don’t need valves or use them very little. So which furnaces actually require valves?
Industrial furnace manufacturers only produce the furnace body, leaving interfaces for the materials and heating medium, so there are no valves
Owners of industrial furnaces should have such needs; since the range of industrial furnace manufacturers is wide, it is necessary to gain targeted knowledge in this area.
I’ve learned a bit about it; for now I only know that tempering furnaces, roller bottom furnaces, and heat storage combustion furnaces are used, while electric furnaces aren’t needed – there are just too many furnaces
Thermal power plants, steel mills, and other such facilities use a considerable number of valves. However, it is somewhat difficult to get the product into enterprises.
I checked the contract; it’s usually the manufacturer who does the production. Installed by the construction unit
:Lol, okay. It seems that finding a furnace manufacturer won’t work; we’ll have to look for a contractor instead
Contact the general contractor; generally, items such as valves and pipes are purchased by the general contractor
Industrial furnaces generally do not use them; if they are used, it is with ordinary valves. However, they are needed upstream and downstream of the furnace, but they are not part of the furnace itself
For upstream and downstream tasks, one can only turn to engineering contractors