What is the temperature control for the liquid sulfur outlet devices at everyone’s site?
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We keep it at 140°C here, but the actual performance is not very good; electric heating is used as the method for providing heat. I’d like to ask how everyone controls it? Is there any good method?
We use 4 kilograms of steam for heating; the temperature of the sulfur in the liquid sulfur tank is also around 140 degrees, so there’s no significant sensation.
There’s still one pipeline that isn’t working here! For the liquid sulfur line, it seems that the parameters are temperature and pump outlet pressure. Temperature is a prerequisite; it’s better if the pressure is higher as well!
Can your temperature measurement point accurately reflect the precision of the measurements? Ours is also around 140°C
According to the manufacturer, this temperature represents the wall temperature of the liquid sulfur pipeline!
Our temperature is just over 120 degrees
Steam tracing at 0.4 Mpa, with a temperature of 140°C – the pressure doesn’t seem high.
Is maintaining electric heat tracing a bit troublesome? Is it easy to damage?
Since it’s my first time using it, I don’t have any experience at all. However, according to the information I’ve reviewed, there are no major issues within two years; problems will arise later due to the aging of the insulation material and the electric heating elements!