Heating method? Heating a φ10 pipe with a length of 100mm, the maximum temperature is 300℃
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①When heating a φ10 pipe with a length of 100mm, the maximum heating temperature is 300°C. ②Fluid flows in the tube. Please tell me, is there any simpler heating method? Electric heating? Electric stove wire? If so, how to achieve insulation and heat preservation? Is there any way to achieve temperature control? Please give me some advice from experts. This post was last edited by 4507 on 2009-4-5 22:32 ]
Electric heating, PT100 resistance temperature control, and external insulation. Distribute power to this part separately. :lol
The heating pipe has a small diameter and short length, and the temperature must reach 300°C. The maximum temperature of electric heating or electric furnace wire is only about 150°C.
The heating pipe has a small diameter and short length, and the temperature must reach 300°C. The maximum temperature of electric heating or electric furnace wire is only about 150°C. ------------------I think electric furnace wire thermal and electric heating can be overlapped and wound, right? It’s not just that far away from using electric heating, right?
Such a short and thin pipe is used for heating in a laboratory, right? Electric heating cannot reach such a high temperature. Electric furnace wires can be wound and heated, and platinum resistors can control the temperature.
Make a jacket for it, pass 300-degree superheated steam inside the jacket, and keep it warm outside. Electric heating produces high-temperature steam. Control the temperature by controlling steam pressure. This post was last edited by tanmx on 2009-4-6 15:55 ]
Such a short and thin pipe is used for heating in a laboratory, right? Electric heating cannot reach such a high temperature. Electric furnace wires can be wound and heated, and platinum resistors can control the temperature. ----------------------------------------------------------------Yes, it is indeed for laboratory use. After consulting, electric heating can be heated up to 230°C. Can you be more specific about your suggestion of "electric furnace wire heating + platinum resistance temperature control"?
Make a jacket for it, pass 300-degree superheated steam inside the jacket, and keep it warm outside. Electric heating produces high-temperature steam. Control the temperature by controlling steam pressure. -------------Using electric heating to generate high-temperature steam, this system is troublesome. I just want to correct this. * I'm used to doing a simple heating and don't want to add any extra systems.
The jacket is heated with medium pressure steam flowing inside.
I remember that when doing experiments, some thermal oils can reach 300 degrees. Is it possible to design an electric heating method for heating the thermal oil? Zhongjia can add a temperature control.