Why are TUBE reactors used for high-pressure hydrogenation?
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Why are TUBE pipes used for instrument pressure guide tubes in high-pressure hydrogenation?
There is no such model for ordinary pressure pipelines with a diameter of DN15 or less
Instrument tubing is usually made of tubing, produced by specialized manufacturers; it has good pressure resistance, and the materials used are typically stainless steel or copper.
This is a non-standard seamless steel tube, but for the same type of seamless tube, different wall thicknesses are available; a greater wall thickness can be chosen when higher pressures are required. The wall thickness of seamless steel pipes selected as standards is not necessarily thicker than that of TUBE.
Stainless steel pressure transfer tubes connected using ferrule connectors are generally TUBE tubes, which are designed to work in conjunction with those ferrule connectors.
Generally, pressure guiding tubes are tube types, and this is not only the case for high-pressure hydrogenation. Since the pipe diameters are all below DN15, ordinary pressure pipelines do not have this size