Safe range for thermal shock and temperature differences in glass-lined equipment

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The national standards state that glass-lined equipment can withstand cold shocks at 110° and hot shocks at 120°. How should this be understood? How much does the temperature change in a given amount of time? I’d like to ask an expert in this field. :)

Reply #22015-09-20

There are a few meanings here – why isn’t there any comment content?

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