Seco/Warwick S A : Second SECO/WARWICK Vacuum Furnace for Siemens Energy Global

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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \n \n Vector - Low Heat Loss and Good Temperature Distribution\n \n \n The device on order produces very efficient and clean vacuum processes in high ranges, thanks to the use of a very good system consisting of a mechanical pump, an efficient Roots pump, and a diffusion pump. The advantage lies in the molybdenum heating chamber which ensures the required temperature distribution, and provides very high process cleanliness.\n \"TheVector vacuum furnace solves the Partner's problem of heat treating an increased number of large blades & vanes requiring a high degree of cleanliness in both the brazing and annealing processes. The most important problem is handling the constantly growing production. The Vector will relieve the production burden on the current equipment in operation in the client's manufacturing & repair facility in Berlin. This is the second furnace that we will deliver to one of the largest turbine blade & vane manufacturers. The key to this order was the guarantee of high efficiency without loss of quality,\" said Maciej Korecki, Vice President of the Vacuum Segment, SECO/WARWICK Group.\n \n \n The efficiency of the heat treatment processes is also influenced by the ability to cool at 1.5 bar in argon. Thanks to the inverter control, we can activate optimal coolingpower during the appropriate stage of the process.\n \n \n Individual Specification - the Key to Success\n \n \n The unique features of this device are primarily due to the modifications that enable very clean blade & vane brazing processes.\n \"We worked long and hard to ensure that the furnace met all the needs and precise requirements of Siemens Energy Global. We used a molybdenum heating chamber, partial pressure system, dew point sensors, and a very efficient high vacuum system. An important aspect is also the fact that the furnace will be integrated with the client'smaster system using theOPC Unified Architecture communication protocol. Thanks to this, we can connect with a wide range of machines and industrial devices. Thanks to simple integration with our devices, Partners can monitor the efficiency of entire production lines in real-time,\" commented Grzegorz Głuchowski, Sales Manager, SECO/WARWICK.\n \n \n Gas Turbines - The Future of the Energy Industry\n \n \n Gas turbines are used in power plants to produce electricity. Th...

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