casting (in geothermal applications)

In geothermal applications, casting refers to the process of pouring molten metal or other materials into a mold to create specific components, such as pipes, housing units, or fittings, designed to withstand high temperatures and corrosive environments. This manufacturing method ensures precise, durable parts essential for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of geothermal systems, which harness Earth's heat for energy. Casting allows for complex shapes and high-quality, long-lasting components crucial for the reliable operation of geothermal power plants, heating systems, and extraction equipment.