Why are the heat transfer medium pipes placed on the upper layer in the pipe tray? What are the advantages of this? ?

2011-05-20View Original

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Why are the heat transfer medium pipes placed on the upper layer in the pipe tray? What are the advantages of this? ?

Reply #22011-05-20

In the design of utility tunnels, heat-carrying pipes are placed on the upper layer, mainly because the heat dissipated by these pipes can affect the other pipes above them. It is relatively dangerous if there are liquid hydrocarbon pipelines above.

Reply #32011-06-10

Reply to 2# caozuogong: That’s exactly it. Agreed.

Reply #42011-06-11

Prevent heat from affecting other pipelines

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