Structure of the hydrogenation furnace and air intake method
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Structure of the hydrogenation furnace and air intake method
Let me share my opinion first. The structure of the hydrogenation furnace differs significantly from that of the reduction furnace. The heating element inside is surrounded by two layers of graphite material. The mixture enters from the top of the furnace, passes through the air inlet holes beneath the first layer of graphite cover, then enters above the second layer of graphite cover before reaching the carbon fiber heating element, where the reaction takes place at 1400 degrees. The exhaust gases are discharged from below. Due to the company’s requirement for confidentiality, that’s about all I can say.
I would like to ask whether foreign or domestic equipment is being used? What is the processing volume? Thank you
Our company imports hydrogenation furnaces; their external dimensions are: Φ2000/Φ1920×H～4200, with a volume of 8 m3 ； 24 pairs of electrodes, power 2200Kw
8m3? Oh? The external dimensions are quite large; is that why the heating elements are placed at some distance from each other? Will the intake air blow onto the carbon fiber heating element?