Heat transfer oil heating system
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In a heat transfer oil heating system, if the amount of heat transfer oil in the heating pipes is greater than that in the heat transfer oil furnace, will it not be possible to meet the heating requirements? If the heat tracing system has 5t, while there is only 1t in the boiler room.
Of course not; just study hard and you’ll understand.
The boiler is used to provide heat; it’s sufficient to maintain a proper balance between heat supply and heat consumption, and this has no direct relation to the tonnage you mentioned.
That’s usually the case; there is more heat transfer oil in the system than in the boiler. The entire system is in a continuous cycle: heating--output--heat exchange--return--heating.
Heat transfer oil circulates continuously in boilers and heat tracing pipes; as long as the outlet temperature of the boiler and the performance of the circulation pump meet the design requirements, there will be no issue with heating