Tubular heating furnace

2016-11-03View Original

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Who knows which company does a good job with tubular heating furnaces and has many successful applications?

Reply #22016-11-03

Is using gas for heating also a mature technology?

Reply #32016-11-04

How is the problem of sulfur corrosion addressed?

Reply #42016-11-04

Hydrogen sulfide and sulfide corrosion; it is the gas that is heated

Reply #52016-11-04

At high temperatures, sulfur corrosion occurs, and it is quite severe. Gas flows inside the pipes; qualified gas is used for burning in order to heat the unqualified gas present within those pipes

Reply #62016-11-04

Due to operational requirements, I’m asking if anyone has experience in this area

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