Regarding the temperature of the medium
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The design temperature of a pipeline is calculated based on the temperature of the medium. Which discipline determines the temperature of the medium? For example, low-pressure steam, medium-pressure steam, and high-pressure steam – is the temperature of the medium determined based on the annual production volume?
The temperature is usually provided by the process or thermal engineering team; they can ask the manufacturer for it
This issue needs to be viewed from an overall perspective – that is, what is the ultimate goal of a production unit or a system? Everything is organized around this goal. If there are any questions, ask the chief engineer; he knows the answer
The temperature is generally proposed by the process or thermal engineering team, based on the temperature required by the process flow or the temperature at which the equipment operates.
I don’t understand what the original poster is trying to say? Surely, the process design is determined first, and then equipment selection is carried out based on that design; generally, the temperature is obtained through process calculations!
One more question: if the maximum operating temperature is known, say 100, then how should the actual temperature be determined? What standard should be used as a reference?
The final selection also depends on the pressure and medium
How can temperature be calculated from the annual production volume? It is definitely determined by the manufacturing process; generally, the parameters are provided by design institutes and equipment manufacturers.