Problems that occur during the use of silicon carbide heat exchangers
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Since the heat exchange tubes of silicon carbide heat exchangers are made of silicon carbide, which is hard and brittle, there are many considerations to take into account during their design, manufacturing, installation, transportation, and operation. Everyone, feel free to share any issues you’ve encountered while using silicon carbide
Silicon carbide heat exchangers are a relatively new product, and many problems have certainly arisen; feel free to share your suggestions! I hope everyone can offer suggestions to help solve problems and improve together. I have been studying this product for nearly 8 years, and I have accumulated some knowledge in this area. I am very interested in it and hope to be able to contribute something to everyone. Thank you!
This post was last edited by LZD420983 on 2021-8-21 at 16:43. 1. Has the leak been fixed? 2. Has the vibration problem been resolved? 3. Has the issue of tube sheet stiffening been resolved? 4. Has the problem of size increase been solved? 5. What are the performance characteristics of the accompanying anti-corrosion products? 6. How to address extreme high temperature and pressure + larger scale? Feel free to keep following
What are the differences in tube layout for silicon carbide heat exchangers compared to conventional metal heat exchangers? Why are there fewer silicon carbide tubes with the same diameter? Is it due to the pipe center distance issue or the reduction in the pipe layout area on the tube sheet? Seeking advice
The different structures result in varying pipe spacing
A product that was once excellent has become degraded due to fierce competition, as the bad replaces the good. Profit margins have been severely compressed, and many companies have gradually lost interest in this product. It has taken roughly 5 years since its development at home, through its gradual adoption, to the intense competition we see today. Just a few years have exposed **many of our shortcomings in the manufacturing sector; these shortcomings undermine originality and severely dampen the enthusiasm of some companies for investment in technological research and development... A sigh