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Heated pipeline

2019-10-19View Original

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Why are the heat-tracing pipes made in multiple arcs? Is it to counteract the changes in pipe length caused by thermal expansion and contraction?
Reply #22019-10-19
Yes, there are also those that span the flange.
Reply #32019-10-20
Is this a heat tracing tube with several arcs in a row? The image isn’t very clear
Reply #42019-10-23
upstairs only replied “Yes”, but why exactly?
Reply #52019-10-23
It’s insulated on the outside, so it’s not possible to see the internal structure; it’s really hard to draw any conclusions.
Reply #62019-10-23
This post was last edited by Gangda Trade on 2019-10-23 at 09:26. It’s possible that this happens, but it’s unclear why these arcs appear consecutively along the same section of pipe. Normally, due to thermal expansion and contraction, shouldn’t they appear in segments?

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