Do you have enamel condensers? ? Can enamel be used in situations with large temperature differences?
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Do you have enamel condensers? ? Can enamel be used in situations with large temperature differences?
Yes, I’ve used ones with a temperature difference of less than 90; I don’t think there should be any issue with sudden changes in temperature
There are now silicon carbide condensers that require less space; their heat exchange capacity is 6 to 7 times that of enamel condensers, and there is no risk of the enamel peeling off
Can silicon carbide withstand acids, bases, and high temperatures? ?
Yes, silicon carbide condensers can be used as a substitute for HAC (Hastelloy condensers); HAC is not suitable either at certain high temperatures
What material is HB made of? ?
Hastelloy (HAC) types H276 and H22
For enamel, the temperature difference should generally not exceed 80℃