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When prefabricating the pipes in the cold section of low-temperature methanol washing, is the shrinkage that occurs during cooling taken into account?

2010-11-02View Original

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When prefabricating the pipes in the cold section of low-temperature methanol washing, is the shrinkage that occurs during cooling taken into account?
Reply #22010-11-22
This is likely related to the material chosen for the pipes; it is advisable to use materials that are resistant to low temperatures. Such as 304L
Reply #32010-11-22
The design institute took these into account during the design, such as adding elbows and some springs

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