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Energy conservation and consumption reduction

2018-09-16View Original

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During the operation of the unit, it was found that there was a large temperature difference between the beginning and end of the same pipeline, indicating significant heat loss, which is unfavorable for energy conservation in the unit. I’m wondering if there are any standards or regulations specifying the maximum temperature that the equipment inside the unit, the outer wall of the heating furnace, and the insulation layer around the pipelines should not exceed
Reply #22018-09-17
What is the designed insulation thickness? Does the Equipment Department not have any technical guidelines for heating furnaces?
Reply #32018-09-18
The heat tracing for the pipelines was already planned by the thermal insulation design institute during the design phase

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