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Glass Melting Furnace

 

Yingxin Glass has several subsidiaries, with total assets of RMB 15.6 billion, more than 4,500 employees, and covers an area of ​​more than 5,600 acres. It has 11 float glass production lines and a supporting waste heat power plant, with an annual output of 95 million weight boxes of glass of various specifications and 49 million square meters of offline Low-E glass.
In glass melting furnace applications, infrared (IR) thermal imaging offers key benefits:
  1. Real-time Temperature Mapping: IR captures precise thermal distributions in the furnace, enabling operators to optimize heat input and prevent hot/cold spots that cause glass defects.
  2. Furnace Health Monitoring: IR imaging detects refractory wear, leaks, or insulation issues by visualizing temperature anomalies, reducing unexpected downtime and maintenance costs.
  3. Melting Process Optimization: By analyzing IR thermal data, operators adjust fuel/energy input to achieve uniform glass melting, improving production efficiency and material consistency.
  4. Non-contact Safety Monitoring: Non-invasive IR systems allow continuous furnace surveillance without disrupting high-temperature operations, enhancing safety in harsh environments.