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Converter outlet piping system

2019-07-26View Original

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Converter outlet piping: 1. Hot wall gas collector + cold wall gas collector; 2. Lower pigtail pipe + cold wall gas collector; 3. There are several other types as well. . . . I forgot that too, but I’d like to ask: what are the advantages and disadvantages of each setting? Thank you. And why are some pigtail tubes straight? Shouldn’t only those that are not curved be called pigtail tubes? Is there any book that covers this? I’m a bit confused; I hope an expert can help. Thank you
Reply #22019-08-01
It mainly depends on whether to use a cold or hot method, depending on the type of furnace. With a large number of furnace tubes arranged closely together, and significant thermal expansion of the furnace, it is necessary to use cold-wall manifolds to compensate for this thermal expansion; furnaces that use cold-wall manifolds do not have pigtail tubes

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