Recommendations for typical use cases for electric heating pipes

Working principle

The fluid explosion-proof electric heating tube is a kind of energy-consuming electric energy converted into heat energy to heat the material to be heated. During the operation, the low-temperature fluid medium enters its input port through the pipeline under the effect of pressure, and follows the specific heat exchange channel inside the electric heating container, using the path described by the principle of fluid thermodynamics to take away the high-temperature heat energy generated during the operation of the electric heating element, so that the The temperature of the heated medium increases, and the outlet of the electric heater obtains the high temperature medium required by the technology. The internal control system of the electric heater actively adjusts the output power of the electric heater according to the temperature sensor signal at the output port to make the medium temperature at the output port uniform; when the heating element is overheated, the independent overheating protection device of the heating element immediately cuts off the heating power to prevent The overheating of the heating material will cause coking, transformation and carbonization, and in severe cases, the heating element will be burned out, effectively extending the service life of the electric heater.

Use scale

The typical application occasions of the fluid explosion-proof electric heating tube are as follows:

1. The chemical materials in the chemical industry are heated and heated, some powders are dry under certain pressure, and the chemical process and eruption are dry.​​

2. Hydrocarbon heating, including petroleum crude oil, heavy oil, fuel oil, heat transfer oil, lubricating oil, paraffin, etc.

3. Technical water, superheated steam, molten salt, nitrogen (air) gas, water gas and other fluids that need to be heated.​​

4. Because of the advanced explosion-proof layout, the equipment can be widely used in chemical, military, petroleum, natural gas, offshore channels, ships, mining areas and other places requiring explosion-proof.