After a heat transfer oil boiler is shut down and restarted after some time, what is the heating rate?
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The operating temperature of the device is 150 degrees. What is the heating rate when it is restarted? What are the consequences if the temperature rises too quickly?
An excessive temperature rise causes the heat transfer oil to expand rapidly, posing a risk of boiling over. The specific heating rate should be determined in accordance with your operating procedures
Bro, I’m sorry this is a hassle for you – not having operating procedures represents a serious safety risk. You might want to check the technical documentation for your heat transfer oil furnace; it should contain those procedures.
Contact the heat transfer oil manufacturer to develop a heating curve, and follow that curve. In any case, when the temperature reaches over 100°C, the dehydration and temperature increase should be done slowly.
The heat transfer oil has had the water removed from it! After the production furnace is shut down, when the temperature of the heat transfer oil drops below 80 degrees, the circulation pump is stopped; what is the heating rate once the burner is restarted after some time?