Heat Transfer Oil Electric Heating Rod
Product Features:
1. The heating rod uses mineral insulated heating cable/MI heating cable (or high-performance alloy electric heating tube) developed by our company as the heating element.
2. The heating rod has a solid structure, high bending strength, compact size, sealed, explosion-proof, and meets the requirements for heating and insulation of various types of storage tanks for petroleum and its products. Explosion-proof grade EXd II B T1-T6.
3. The heating rod provides uniform heating, low surface heat load, reliable operation, and long service life. No reactive power loss, high thermal efficiency, easy operation and maintenance, and no daily maintenance required.
4. The heating rod has good corrosion resistance to crude oil and its product media.
5. The external geometric dimensions of the heating rod can be produced according to user requirements.
Heat Transfer Oil Electric Heating Rod
Instructions:
The container explosion-proof electric heating rod (hereinafter referred to as electric heating rod|electric heating rod) is a product specially designed and manufactured for electric heat tracing and insulation of containers such as storage tanks. For a long time, the heat tracing and insulation of media in storage tanks have mainly used coil-type heaters with steam or hot water as the heat medium. Coil-type heaters have problems such as high accident rates, difficult maintenance, and high energy consumption. For example, due to the limitation of heat sources for single-well oil tanks in oil fields, the issue of heat tracing and insulation has always troubled users. The electric heating rod was developed to address these problems.
Over the years, through use in oil production plants, oil pumping stations, refineries, oil depots, offshore oil platforms, pharmaceutical factories, and other places across various oil fields nationwide, the advanced technical performance of this product has been verified.
Placement of the heating rod: For large fish, the heating rod should be fixed securely, as some large fish can easily knock it against the tank wall and break it with a flick of their tail. Do not bury the heating rod in the substrate or let it directly contact the glass. There have been cases where direct contact with glass caused uneven heating and glass breakage. Placing the heating rod diagonally or horizontally provides better heat dissipation, even if it may not look as good. Since heated water rises, a vertically placed rod has a relatively small temperature difference between the hot water generated at the bottom and the top, resulting in slower heat conduction, which reduces heating efficiency, prolongs heating time, and wastes energy. For clumsy fish like arowanas, add a protective sleeve to the heating rod to prevent burns. If there are two heating rods in the tank, try to place them on opposite sides for even heating. The thermometer should be placed farthest from the heating rod to ensure the measured water temperature is not from the just-heated hot water.
