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Selection of heat transfer oil furnaces! ! !

2010-08-12View Original

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Dear fellow sailors, I need to raise the temperature of the reboiler in one of my distillation towers to 198 degrees. I plan to use a heat transfer oil furnace for this purpose – what specification should such a furnace have? ? ? ?
Reply #22010-08-12
I want to use a natural gas combustion heater. . .
Reply #32010-08-12
It is acceptable if the mud production site is not of Class A, but there are many fire and explosion prevention requirements for burners such as those using natural gas. Compared to other forms, the cost is higher
Reply #42010-08-12
With a cylindrical furnace, the so-called specifications refer to its size, which is related to the heat load; without these data, no one can determine it. The furnace cannot be placed next to the tower, but must be in an area that meets fire and explosion safety requirements. Hot oil is circulated using pumps, along with equipment such as oil tanks and expansion tanks.

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