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High frequency finned tube

High-frequency welding finned tube is one of the most widely used spiral finned tubes. It is now widely used in the waste heat recovery of power, metallurgy, cement industry and petrochemical industry. How does high   frequency welding finned tube  work? The high-frequency welding finned tube   use the skin effect and proximity effect of the high-frequency current to heat the outer surface of the steel strip and the steel tube while the steel strip is wound around the steel pipe, until the plastic state or melting, a certain pressure on the wound steel strip Complete welding next. This high-frequency welding is actually a solid-phase welding. Compared with inlaying, brazing (or integral hot-dip galvanizing) and other methods, it is excellent in terms of product quality (high welding rate of fins, up to 95%), productivity and degree of automation. High-frequency welding uses solid resistance heat as energy source. The resistance heat generated by the high-freq...

Brass tube basic instruction

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Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. If it is only composed of copper and zinc, it is called ordinary brass. Brass is often used to make valves, water pipes, connecting pipes of air conditioners and radiators. Brass tubes are generally used to make heating coil tubes for condensers and coolers and tubes for general purposes. Brass 68 and 70 for condensers and 62 for general purpose cold drawn tubes from 3 to 100 cm OD. Its length is 1-6 meters. Tubes for condensing cooler and other heat exchange equipment shall be subject to water pressure test with pressure up to 50 kg / cm2, and the test time shall not be less than 10 seconds. Compared with the shell and tube heat exchanger, the brass tube has the following advantages: 1. High heat transfer coefficient, which is due to high velocity, turbulence and complete countercurrent; 1. The weight of equipment required for unit heat transfer is small; 1. The compensation of temperature deformation is good. What are the charact...