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How to insulate heat exchange equipment to avoid unnecessary heat loss?

2019-08-01View Original

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The picture below shows the heat exchange equipment of a petrochemical company. Let’s take a look and see where else it needs to be insulated.
Reply #22019-08-01
Flange seals should also be insulated. Especially the shell and main pipes. You should also choose materials with good insulation.
Reply #32019-08-02
Are there other parts? This question may seem like nothing, but actually there is a lot of knowledge here? :):)
Reply #42019-08-02
The supports, brackets, etc. also need to be insulated. You can insulate the heat part. This involves a word, conduction.
Reply #52019-08-03
This post was last edited by Wang Wei 2 on 2019-8-3 08:54 C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Photo As you can see from the picture, the parts that still need to be kept warm are: First, the flange and pipe insulation ; Second, the saddle of the container needs to be insulated. ; Second, the saddle and concrete foundation need to be insulated.

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