Local overheating problem in steam jacket heaters
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A jacketed heat exchanger is used to heat and evaporate hydrogen fluoride, with steam serving as the heat source for the jacket (the required pressure for hydrogen fluoride is 0.6 MPa); however, this can lead to localized overheating in the jacket, thereby accelerating corrosion. I would like to ask everyone how to address the issue of localized overheating?
Is the steam used saturated steam? Where is the temperature sensor located? Hydrophobicity? Steam pressure? Wait, there’s a lot that needs to be understood. You can visit the WeChat official account “Fured Steam Energy Saving” or the website with the same name.