About
History of the company starts from foundation of JSC “Electroterm-system” in 1989. In the of 90s NII LLC “Energoterm-system” had become its successor.
This experience as well as scientific potential, high qualification of workers and engineers provide fruitful results of solution of numerous scientific and technological problems in the way of new equipment design including up-to-date technological lines for ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy and production of constructional materials.
Scientific R&D company “Energoterm-system” comprises the machine-building plant and the R&D department.
Scientific R&D LLC “Energoterm-system” accumulated substantial experience of full-scale realization of projects, including production design, development of design documentation for non-standardized equipment, manufacturing of automatic process control systems, installation work, assembly contract supervision, participation in assimilation of up to date technologies.
Projekts
The largest projects completed now, include: the Biysk carbide plant, the Kashira basalt thermo-insulating materials factory, the carbide workshop at the “Centrolit” Works, the carbide plant in Kungrad, Shakhovskoy brickyard of semidry pressing technique, the workshop project for Ust-Kamenogorsk Titanium-magnesium Works, fluoroflogopite production workshop at Berezniki titanium-magnesium Works, production of antimony and antimony oxide, Ust-Nera, Jakutia, production and refining of lead - Sorsk lead and zinc Works, Ozersk lead Works, section delivery charge and melting of basalt at the plant site materials in Pokrovsk, Jakutia, workshop for production of mineral wool in Voronezh.
Equipment
Manufactured equipment for ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, building materials for the production:
- Ore-smelting furnaces;
- Resistance furnaces;
- Induction furnaces;
- Evaporators;
- Metallurgical equipment;
- Equipment delivery charge;
- Rolling mills and rolling line for powder wire production ;
- Production equipment;
- Electrical equipment and control systems.
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