Thermal oil furnace problem

Thermal oil furnace is an organic heat carrier furnace, which is divided into vapor phase and liquid phase furnaces and has the characteristics of low pressure and high temperature. The heating temperature can reach 340-400°C. The process heating temperature can be used in any place where the process heating temperature is 150-380°C.

To put it simply, the difference between a thermal oil boiler and a general boiler is that the medium heated by a general boiler is water, while the medium heated by a thermal oil boiler is thermal oil. It has the characteristics of low pressure and high temperature. His system is relatively complex and has many auxiliary equipment. The principle of thermal oil furnace: It uses coal, heavy oil, light oil, combustible gas and other combustible materials as fuel, and thermal oil as heat carrier. The circulating oil pump is used to force the liquid phase to circulate, and the heat energy is transferred to the heating equipment and then returned to the reheated DC-type special industrial furnace. Thermal transfer oil, also known as organic heat carrier or heat medium oil, has been used as an intermediate heat transfer medium in the industrial heat exchange process for more than fifty years. 　　The organic heat carrier furnace is a new type of special boiler that uses heat transfer liquid as the heating medium. It has low pressure and high temperature working characteristics. With the development of industrial production and the advancement of science and technology, organic heat carrier furnaces have been continuously developed and applied. Although the working pressure of organic heat carrier furnaces is relatively low, the temperature of the heat transfer liquid in the furnace is high, and most of them are flammable and explosive. Once leakage occurs during operation, it will cause fires, explosions and other accidents, and even cause casualties and property losses. Therefore, the safe operation and management of organic heat carrier furnaces must be highly valued. This post was last edited by fallow on 2009-2-6 11:20 ]