Vertical fire tube waste heat boiler installation
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Why should vertical fire tube waste heat boilers be placed at a slight angle of 7 degrees when installed?
It should be convenient for the cooling medium to flow back
It is introduced in the chemical equipment design book to prevent local overheating.
Are there any examples of installation at an angle of 7 degrees in actual production? What is the effect? I also encountered this problem when I was doing engineering this time. Since it was my first time doing engineering, I didn't know whether I should follow the instructions in the book. I have a concrete frame here. I feel that if the installation is at an angle of 7 degrees and the coordination is not good somewhere, the installation will be very difficult. Please give me some advice.