Power Generation

With the development of the energy and electronics industries, the demand for forgings continues to increase. Especially in the field of renewable energy, such as wind power generation and nuclear power generation, the application of forgings will be further expanded.

Descriptions

Due to their high strength, durability and reliability, forgings are vital in the power generation industry. Whether it is thermal, hydro, nuclear, wind, solar, geothermal or biomass power generation, forged components play a fundamental role in ensuring the efficiency, safety and longevity of energy production systems.

Power Generation Industry Classifications

Thermal Power Generation: This includes power plants that use fossil fuels such as coal, natural gas, and oil.

Hydroelectric Power Generation: This category utilizes water flow, often from dams, to drive turbines and generate electricity.

Nuclear Power Generation: Nuclear plants generate power through nuclear fission, where uranium or other radioactive materials are split to release energy.

Wind Power Generation: Wind energy uses wind turbines to convert wind movement into electricity.

Solar Power Generation: Solar power plants harness energy from sunlight through photovoltaic cells or concentrated solar power systems.

Geothermal Power Generation: This form of power generation uses heat from the Earth’s core to produce steam and drive turbines.