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Muhammad Awais
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Dear Seniors and Friends
We have a thermocouple consisting of two pipes . In the inner pipe there is the flue gas and the outer pipe we have a cooling water . Currently we are facing a problem that gases are being condensed below 100 C because of cooling water .We have to apply insulation between the inner pipe and the cooling water so that gas outlet temperature is limited to 100 C.
What approach can be used of insulation thickness so that condensation can be avoided .
Flue gas enters at 1500 C and should leave at above 100 C to avoid condensation.
Cooling water enter at 20 C .
Thabking you in anticipation
Muhammad Awais
We have a thermocouple consisting of two pipes . In the inner pipe there is the flue gas and the outer pipe we have a cooling water . Currently we are facing a problem that gases are being condensed below 100 C because of cooling water .We have to apply insulation between the inner pipe and the cooling water so that gas outlet temperature is limited to 100 C.
What approach can be used of insulation thickness so that condensation can be avoided .
Flue gas enters at 1500 C and should leave at above 100 C to avoid condensation.
Cooling water enter at 20 C .
Thabking you in anticipation
Muhammad Awais