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Problems in the design of superheated steam tracing systems

2018-07-11View Original

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The temperature of the ammonium gas from the hydrolysis reactor is 160°C at a working pressure of 0.5 Mpa. How can steam heating be used in combination with insulation to ensure that this temperature remains above 160°C upon transportation over a distance of 150 meters to the SCR area? How should the temperature and pressure of the heating steam, as well as the diameter and number of the heating pipes, be determined? Complete beginner~
Reply #22018-07-11
Steam pressure provided by the owner: 0.8–1.5 MPa, temperature: 300–350℃
Reply #32018-07-16
Hello! Is your company the owner? Still an engineering consulting firm? This falls within the scope of engineering consulting and is subject to a fee. After all, human and material resources need to be invested in for demonstration and calculation. :)
Reply #42018-07-18
I can introduce you to an engineering consulting firm to solve the problem. It will cost money. If you agree, please send me an email with a detailed technical description. I have been working in the valve industry for 16 years, handling procurement tasks in a project team at an engineering consulting firm. 1572022474@qq.com; 18017856099@163.com;

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