Pipeline insulation

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Can a pipeline for medium flash point liquids (dimethyl carbonate) be insulated using a steam pipeline?

Reply #22016-08-22

It seems that heat tracing can only be done using steam or electric heat tracing

Reply #32016-08-22

The flash point is 19 degrees; from a safety perspective, could heating with steam have any effects?

Reply #42016-08-22

If it’s accompanied by heat, it has nothing to do with the flash point; however, steam seems to facilitate vaporization quite easily. It still depends on the actual situation, and hot water can also be used

Reply #52016-08-22

The flash point is not the autoignition point, so there should be no problem

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