Does the temperature of the furnace tube in a heating furnace refer to the wall temperature of the side exposed to the flame?

2015-10-30View Original

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Does the temperature of the furnace tube in a heating furnace refer to the wall temperature of the side exposed to the flame?

Reply #22015-10-30

At various points along a single furnace tube, the temperature varies both circumferentially and axially. In engineering design, the highest wall temperature is used, and this temperature is related to the metal design temperature of the furnace tube. For specific details, see Appendix B of SH/T3037-2002.

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