For the Type 1-1 furnace tubes used in the pyrolysis of KTI-6 type, the diameters and materials of the inlet and outlet tubes are different; therefore, there must be differences in their degree of expansion when heated

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-4-17 at 17:06. For cracking KTI-6 type 1-1 type furnace tubes, the diameters and materials of the inlet and outlet tubes are different; therefore, their expansion amounts upon heating will certainly vary. Is there a reliable method for calculation?

Reply #22011-04-16

Does no one know? I’m seeking advice from those who are more knowledgeable; waiting

Reply #32011-04-16

Tell me the material, and I’ll check it for you

Reply #42011-04-17

Inlet 25-35, diameter 65, outlet 35-45, diameter 80

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For the Type 1-1 furnace tubes used in the pyrolysis of KTI-6 type, the diameters and materials of the inlet and outlet tubes are different; therefore, there must be differences in their degree of expansion when heated

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