How to control the surface temperature of an electric heater

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Electric heaters are used for heating, but the medium inside the tank is heat-sensitive and decomposes at 80 degrees; stirring is provided inside the tank. What measures can be taken to effectively prevent the decomposition of media at high temperatures? Stirring plus interlocked heating?

Reply #22017-05-19

Or adding a pump for circulation would work too, right?

Reply #32017-05-21

What is the required operating temperature? If there is a DCS, interlocking is the simplest solution

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