Steel plants - Import export

TRIS supplies tubes of various specifications and steel grades for petrochemical plant construction. TRIS has supplied not only straight tubes but also Seamless Coiled tube with longer length. The seamless coiled tubes have many benefits with reducing welding pointsand minimized the leakage points and helping to reduce the construction period in dramatically. In 2013, TRIS developed the Seamless Coil Tube. Now, TRIS can handle various steel grades such as 904L, C-22, Incoloy825, Super Duplex etc. of Coiled Tube and Straight Tube. The longer length of Nickel alloy coiled tube is usedfor chemical injection, hydraulic control, gas detect line etc. in Oil & Gas industry. In addition to the heat exchanger tubes of TRIS of chemical plant used in severe environmentsprovide the most efficient operation conditions by stable quality control and various Ni alloys.

Our vibration motors are manufactured using top-quality metals, such as a special blend of aluminium injection and ductile ggg 40 cast iron, in an IP66 protection standard. They offer various speed, frequency, and voltage options for maximum efficiency. We conduct thorough analyses, tests, and research and development studies before and after casting to produce premium-quality products. Vibration motors are a type of motor that generate vibrations using electrical or pneumatic energy. Vibration motors are utilized in various industrial machines that require vibration energy such as food and flour factories, construction, subways, motorways, hydro power plants, forced water tunnels, steel mills, concrete factories producing prefabricated elements, mining, and asphalt and cement plants. Additionally, they are employed in the operation of sand dewatering machines, recycling plants, steel and similar silos, feeders, sieves, vibratory discharge channels, compaction and flow processes.

Continuous stainless steel plants for ethanol dehydration by a physical / chemical process called adsorption. In this process water molecules are trapped on the surface of adsorbing solid, called molecular sieve, removing water from the mixture to be dehydrated. During the adsorption process molecular sieves tend to become saturated, that means, in order to restore their dehydration capabilities, after the absorption phase a regenerative one must be carried out.