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Limitations of hydrogen heating furnaces – an educational overview

2019-01-09View Original

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Previously, it was learned that the radiation section should not exceed 800, and the furnace wall should be at 510. But now, the radiation section is connected at 895, and 959 is connected at a high level; the furnace tube material is TP347H. Is it really okay to operate at such high temperatures?
Reply #22019-01-10
I don’t understand; the radiation segment is already at 895 in terms of chaining, so why is there still a high level of chaining? ? ? Additionally, the maximum operating temperature for TP347H is 750°C; this material certainly cannot be used under such conditions

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