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I have a 350-meter-long DN100 pipeline equipped with steam tracing

2018-08-20View Original

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How to design steam tracing pipes for 350-meter pipelines. Originally, it was planned to use 2 or 3 DN15 heat tracing pipes, but due to the size constraints of the pipe rack, and also because of the insulation required, there isn’t enough space in the pipe rack. Do any experts have any good suggestions?
Reply #22018-08-20
Use one with DN20 diameter and install it in a serpentine winding pattern!
Reply #32018-08-20
If the space is limited, you can try electric heat tracing for insulation
Reply #42018-08-20
Boss, you mean electric heat tracing, right? How does one use steam for heat tracing?
Reply #52018-08-20
Thank you; the electric heating solution was rejected.
Reply #62018-08-20
Coil the steam-jacketed pipeline in a serpentine shape! That’s how heat tracing is done in many places here! Then tell me why it’s not possible
Reply #72018-08-20
Heating can be achieved using low-pressure steam + copper tubes + wrapping~~~~~~~
Reply #82018-08-22
Steam temperature? Wasn’t the temperature of the heat tracing medium specified? The poster can make a selection by referring to Table 6.2.2-1 of SHT3040-2012.

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