For the high-temperature zone of up to 800°C at the kiln tail of cement plants, how do your heat-resistant steel casting parts ensure no deformation and no loss of strength under high temperatures?

The key is using special-purpose heat-resistant steel material (e.g., ZG40Cr25Ni20) and precise heat treatment control. This material forms a stable oxide film on the surface with its high chromium (Cr) and nickel (Ni) content, and maintains the austenitic structure at high temperatures. We optimize its high-temperature creep strength by controlling the casting's cooling rate and performing solution treatment, ensuring it maintains dimensional stability and withstands thermal loads during long-term thermal cycling.