I would like to ask whether insulation is required for the heads of high-temperature heat exchangers and those used for exchanging heat with toxic and harmful media
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I would like to ask whether insulation is required for the heads of high-temperature heat exchangers and those used for exchanging heat with toxic and hazardous media. If insulation is used, how can leaks be detected? Are there any relevant specifications? Urgent request for advice!
There seems to be no inevitable connection between heat retention and whether the medium is toxic; heat retention is mainly determined by the manufacturing process
Agree with the comment above; checking for leaks depends on what type of housing you are using