[Haichuan Eye-Opening] Reactor using electric heating and tracing
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Where are the main uses of such reactors seen online? ? ?
Reactor heating is very common, and half-pipe heating reactors are common. Electric heating is not commonly used. Electric heating tape does not last long and will probably need to be replaced frequently.
This heating method cannot be used in explosive situations and is commonly used when the working temperature is about 100 degrees.
Is it suitable for factories without steam supply? ? ?
Looking at the picture, there is more than one heating device like this. To reach such a high temperature, it may consume a lot of electricity.
I feel like it might as well be equipped with a steam boiler.
I've used a half-tank electric heating device
It is often used for high-freezing point materials with an operating temperature of more than 300 degrees Celsius. There is no high-pressure steam available. The heat transfer oil is easy to age and decompose. It is simpler than the molten salt system and the temperature control is very convenient. Whether explosion-proof requirements are met mainly depends on the choice of electric heater type.
In comparison, electric heating should have more stable temperature control, right?