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Seeking advice on heating lubricant tanks

2015-11-01View Original

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As the title suggests, in production sites located in cold regions of the north, the lubricants used often solidify in extremely cold weather conditions, which affects their usability and transportation. How do people usually solve this problem?
Reply #22015-11-02
We usually use electric heaters, but it is also possible to add a steam coil under the fuel tank to heat the oil
Reply #32015-11-02
Are there manufacturers that supply complete sets? I mean that the oil drums purchased need to be heated first.
Reply #42015-12-08
I’m not sure what size the container you have is. The rapid heating system developed by our company works extremely well, and it’s currently being used by Sinopec
Reply #52015-12-08
If the poster has any questions, they can contact me at any time; I’m also researching the heating aspect
Reply #62015-12-08
There is a conditional option for electric heaters; if steam heating is not available, it’s still simple to use
Reply #72015-12-08
It refers to the heating of ordinary oil drums.

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