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Dimensions of top firing furnace

2008-01-19View Original

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The price of non-standard equipment is mainly determined based on materials and weight. The material can be determined based on the pressure and temperature of the working conditions, and the weight needs to be determined based on the volume and floor space of the equipment. Please tell me, after calculating the amount of raw materials and fuel consumption, how to determine the size of the top-fired reformer (including the radiant section and the convection section). Also, does anyone have a picture of the structure of the converter? I would like to know the specifications, dimensions and arrangement of the radiant section furnace tubes. I have never seen a real conversion furnace, I can only take a look at the pictures. Thank you in advance! This post was last edited by Piao Zai Bei at 2009-1-6 14:47 ]
Reply #22008-01-21
40,000 standard meter hydrogen production conversion tube φ127×11×13026, 176 pieces
Reply #32008-01-21
It is a hydrogen production reformer. It can be a reformer for methane, natural gas or LPG hydrogen production.

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