Laboratory gas heater
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Our company wants to set up a laboratory apparatus for wet denitration; it is necessary to heat a mixture of gases including nitrogen, oxygen, nitric oxide, and sulfur dioxide. It is required to be able to control the heating temperature with high precision within the range of room temperature to 100°C. The total flow rate of this gas mixture is 3 cubic meters per hour. After searching online, no heater that meets these requirements was found, so we plan to manufacture one ourselves. What type of heater would be suitable for this situation?
Hello! I specialize in electric heating! A pressure vessel-type electric heater, used in combination with a temperature control cabinet, can meet your requirements! We have done similar projects before!
Reply to 2# cqjhdq: Hello, in the situation I mentioned, do you take corrosion protection into consideration when working on it? 3 cubic meters of gas per hour – what size are the heaters you produce? What is the power? What is the flow rate of the gas inside the heater? How to achieve temperature control?
Reply to 3# Guzhou Tanying: Hello! Anticorrosion must be taken into account! The size of the heater is determined based on actual requirements. I did the calculations: it takes about 150 W of power to heat from room temperature to 100 degrees. A heating resistor is built into the heater, and a small electrical control cabinet is used to regulate the temperature. You can chat with me on QQ for more details! QQ: 476884393