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Is it dangerous to use gas heating or electric heating? What should I do?

2017-03-23View Original

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The gas needs to be heated to 160 degrees, but there are only 3 kilograms of saturated steam available on site. Electric heating is considered as an option for later, but it poses risks. Does anyone have any good tips? Thank you. .
Reply #22017-03-23
It’s better not to use electric heating; even when set to 160, the electric heating method can be a bit problematic
Reply #32017-03-23
Use electric heating to heat the heat transfer oil, which is then used to heat the gas
Reply #42017-03-23
I’ve thought about it, but the investment is too high. .
Reply #52017-03-23
The electric heater can withstand temperatures of up to 400 degrees. .
Reply #62017-03-23
Use electric heating to superheat the steam before heating the gas
Reply #72017-03-24
Come and learn* it. By the way, what are the dangers?

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