Why is hot water tracing suitable for cold regions?

2018-08-18View Original

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Why is hot water tracing suitable for cold regions?

Reply #22018-08-18

This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-8-20 at 12:24. The phrase in SH/T 3126-2013, \"Code for Design of Heating and Insulation of Instruments and Pipelines in Petrochemical Industries\", is indeed difficult to understand. There are also other unclear issues in this specification:

Reply #32018-08-20

It should mainly be due to the high heat capacity. The heat from the steam is consumed rapidly, and there are also pressure fluctuations. Secondly, there are also energy-saving considerations.

Reply #42018-08-20

High altitudes and cold regions at high latitudes

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