According to Reuters reported on August 24, Hyundai Motor Co., the world's fifth-largest automaker, issued a statement on August 23 stating that from August, Hyundai's factory in Russia will begin exporting Accent and Ceta to Georgia. Exported to the Republic of Tunisia as the flagship model in Russia. KL type finned tube: Before the fins are continuously wound on the surface of the steel pipe, the outer surface of the base pipe needs to undergo a knurling process; after the KL fin tube fins are wound, the root of the fin attached to the steel pipe will also be knurled to strengthen the steel pipe and Combination of fins. For this reason, this KL fin tube type ensures better heat transfer characteristics under the fins of L and LL. Maximum working temperature-260°C (500°F), acceptable for atmospheric corrosion resistance, poor mechanical resistance. Commonly used heat sink materials are aluminum and copper. Aluminum Finned Tubes,Knurled Aluminum Tube,Knurled Aluminum Tubing,L Finned Tube Murphy Thermal Energy Co., Ltd. , https://www.murphyfinnedtube.com
Hyundai started production of Creta cars at the St. Petersburg Fortress in Russia in August and plans to sell Creta to Kazakhstan, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia and some countries in the Middle East.
This year, Hyundai's Russian company has exported 2,500 cars overseas. Ford sold a Russian-made car to Belarus in June due to sluggish sales in Russia.
The oil price plummeted and the sanctions imposed on the Ukrainian incident caused Russia to experience an economic crisis. It was predicted that the Russian auto industry would fall by 10% in 2016. Russia's new car sales in June fell 12.5%, and sales in July fell sharply by 16.6% to 110,000.
L/LL/KL/KLM/ Finned Tube Application: Mainly used in air coolers in petrochemical, electric power, paper making, tobacco, building heating and other industries, air heaters and air heaters in spray drying systems such as vegetable protein and starch in the food industry. Blast furnace and converter systems, power generation: condensate exhaust gas discharged from steam turbines, condensate contact cycle cooling condensation, fossil and nuclear power plants, air conditioners (Freon, ammonia, propane), waste incineration equipment, compressor coolers, etc.