About Maintenance Center
High-value imported valves bring you high cost, uncertain maintenance period, insufficient inventory, and insufficient technical strength.
If you have the idea of localization, KOVOK will do our best to meet your requirements.
After years of experience, KOVOK cooperates with many international famous valve brands to provide you with timely and efficient inspection and maintenance and spare parts service.
Market Status
At present, in the large and medium-sized projects of coal-fired power units in the domestic electricity market, according to the national power development plan, the thermal power projects under construction are more than 600,000 kW supercritical units and 600,000 and 300,000 kW subcritical units. According to the national industrial policy, 600,000 kW supercritical units and even 1 million kW ultra-supercritical units will become the mainstream units in the next few years.
Among them, for the conventional low and medium pressure valves, the country is fully capable of supporting. However, in the four major pipeline systems of thermal power generation, namely the main steam pipeline, the main water supply pipeline, the reheater cold section, the hot section pipeline, and the steam extraction section of the steam turbine, there are also high working parameters in the high and low pressure bypass system. High-tech valves, the projects already built are basically dependent on imports, and a large amount of imports are needed in the next five years.
In large-scale coal chemical engineering projects, especially in coal deep processing projects such as coal-to-oil, methanol, ammonia, olefins and so on, special valves under air separation, gasification, synthesis, liquefaction and other working conditions are also the same.
User Pain Points
The special valves for the four major pipeline systems and coal chemical key sections of the thermal power station are expensive to purchase, and the annual maintenance costs account for more than 50% of the total maintenance costs of the plant;
Many user units, inspection and repair time is short, inventory costs are high or inventory is insufficient, and it is often miserable when used on the spot;
In the process of localization, some domestic enterprises do not know the working conditions on the spot, and the products and services provided are unstable and the specifications are not complete, which can not guarantee the safety of production on the spot.
Solutions
To this end, KOVOK established a " Special Calve Maintenance Center", relying on the our many years of technical accumulation, excellence, and cooperation with many well-known brands to establish a standardized process, providing timely and efficient inspection and maintenance and spare parts localization services.
The localization of complete sets of products can reduce the cost by more than 50%, and the supply cost of inspection and repair, trim parts and spare parts maintenance kits can be reduced by more than 70%.
We strive to shorten product delivery time, reduce inventory, respond quickly to on-site problems, and escort the long-term operation of on-site valves.
Market situation
At present, in the large and medium-sized projects of coal-fired power units in the domestic electricity market, according to the national power development plan, the thermal power projects under construction are more than 600,000 kW supercritical units and 600,000 and 300,000 kW subcritical units. According to the national industrial policy, 600,000 kW supercritical units and even 1 million kW ultra-supercritical units will become the mainstream units in the next few years.
Among them, for the conventional low and medium pressure valves, the country is fully capable of supporting. However, in the four major pipeline systems of thermal power generation, namely the main steam pipeline, the main water supply pipeline, the reheater cold section, the hot section pipeline, and the steam extraction section of the steam turbine, there are also high working parameters in the high and low pressure bypass system. High-tech valves, the projects already built are basically dependent on imports, and a large amount of imports are needed in the next five years. Large-scale coal chemical projects, especially in coal deep processing projects such as coal-to-liquids, methanol, ammonia, and olefins, special valves for air separation, gasification, synthesis, and liquefaction, and so on.
User pain point
The special valves for the four major pipeline systems and coal chemical key sections of the thermal power station are expensive to purchase, and the annual maintenance costs account for more than 50% of the total maintenance costs of the plant;
The maintenance of imported valves is expensive. Although some brands have maintenance points in China, due to technical barriers, maintenance can not achieve the original effect; the supply period of internal parts and accessories maintenance kits is long, and some brand channels are mixed, which affects the use effect;
Many user units, inspection and repair time is short, inventory costs are high or inventory is insufficient, and it is often miserable when used on the spot;
With the advancement of localization, some domestic enterprises do not understand the on-site working conditions. The products and services provided are unstable and the specifications are incomplete, which cannot guarantee on-site safe production.
Solution
To this end, KOVOK established a special valve "repair center", relying on the company's many years of technical accumulation, excellence, and cooperation with a number of internationally renowned brands to establish a standardized process, providing timely and efficient inspection and maintenance and internal parts localization services.
The localization of complete sets of products will reduce the cost by more than 50%, and the cost of inspection and maintenance, internal parts and accessories repair kits will be reduced by more than 70%;
Shorten product delivery time, reduce inventory, respond quickly to on-site problems, and escort long-term operation of on-site valves.
