What is the maximum temperature that a regular pressure gauge with a condensation ring can withstand?
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It is well known that for ordinary pressure gauges, a condensing coil needs to be installed when the temperature exceeds 60°. But is there an upper limit for this temperature? For example, would a condensing coil still work if the temperature is 500 degrees?
OP, a temperature above 60 degrees combined with a condensation ring is relative – it’s not the case that just having a temperature above 60 degrees along with a condensation ring is sufficient. Generally, it is also necessary to consider the thermal stability of the condensate and the thermal conductivity of the material used for the condensation ring. Here, when the angle exceeds 180 degrees, we use condensation isolation tubes, which provide a much better effect in preventing damage caused by heat conduction.
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I agree with what was said on the second floor; the choice of condensation coil also depends on different temperatures. There is also a temperature limit for the condensate itself, right?