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Regarding the size of the hydrogen inlet pipeline for the synthesis furnace

2010-04-10View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 20:29. When configuring the hydrogen inlet pipes for the lamp in the synthesis furnace, there are usually two (branch pipes), all of the same size. May I ask: what should be the size of the main hydrogen pipe entering this synthesis furnace (at the outlet of the hydrogen control valve)? Is it sufficient to make it the same size as the branch pipes? # hcbbs
Reply #22010-04-17
1# yhpsxj, your explanation isn’t detailed enough. What is the diameter of the outlet pipe for the control valve? If the pipes you use are large, fewer branch pipes will be needed. It depends on the size of your furnace and the diameter of the tanks!

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