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半管夹套搪玻璃反應釜

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搪玻璃搪瓷反應釜半管夹套的结构特点以及半管成型原理：半管夹套中间部分为釜体，釜体外纵向环绕着半管，且半管内装有循环冷却水，半管横截面为半圆形，搪瓷反應釜釜体与环绕的半管之间是焊接在一起的。半管采用的原料为金属板料。然后将板料通过前后直排的数组成型辊轮(凹凸轮)，凹凸轮的回转带动金属板料向前输送，紧接着进行横向弯曲形成半圆形，随后纵向弯曲呈环状。

搪玻璃反應釜半管夹套设计注意要点：
1、設計時要注意保證半管夾套內循環介質的流通截面積以及其導熱或保溫性能；
2、爲了避免夾套蒸汽或其他介質汙染容器入口處外壁，就需要在設計時設計一個防沖板，此防沖板焊接在容器外壁且正對著夾套介質入口處。
3、爲了能夠使夾套空間內充滿介質，就需要排除夾套空間所有氣體，這就需要在夾套頂端設計一個直徑不小于10mm的排氣孔，且越是處于夾套頂端其排氣效果越好。
4、做好探伤检测和热处理工作：若搪瓷反應釜内介质为高度危害介质或极度危害介质时，要做好100％射线探伤检测，然后进行封闭件和容器焊接后的热处理工作；对于有热处理要求的要在完成封闭件和容器的焊接工作之后再进行热处理工作。

半管夹套搪玻璃反應釜优点：
从换热来说，普通标准夹套搪玻璃反應釜可以得到更大的换热面积，但夹套里流动速度慢，传热系统低，而半管夹套搪玻璃反應釜则换热面积虽略小，但流动速度快，换热系统高。

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