Relationship between the diameter of hydrogen and chlorine pipes at the lamp head of the two-in-one synthesis furnace and the temperature of the lamp head
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Our factory uses a two-in-one synthesis furnace, iron lamp bases, and quartz glass lamp tubes. Hydrogen is introduced into the outer and inner layers, while chlorine is introduced into the middle layer. Recently, during maintenance of the hydrogen pipeline leading to the lamp head, changing the diameter of this pipeline caused the temperature of the lamp head to rise to over 100 degrees (the temperature measurement point for the lamp head is located at the graphite part of the lamp base). I would like to ask about the relationship between the diameter of the hydrogen pipe entering the furnace and the temperature of the burner tip
I’m wondering, don’t you install valves at the lamp heads where the hydrogen pipe enters? What does it have to do with the pipe diameter?