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Tubular heating furnace

2017-05-09View Original

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In our company’s reboiler, the insufficient pressure of the heating steam results in an inability to increase the temperature at the bottom of the tower. The design institute has suggested installing a tubular heater at the gas return inlet of the reboiler. Has anyone carried out a similar modification? Please share any suggestions – will this approach be effective?
Reply #22017-05-09
It’s not very useful, I guess. With sleeve heating, first, the heating area is small; second, the heat transfer coefficient for heating the gas-liquid mixture is low. It is recommended to use a side-line heating system

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