Coils bayonet heaters

Halogens (except Chlorine, bromine. Bayonet Heaters, coils, condensers. 

Hydrobromic acid Generation Bayonet heaters, coils, condensers, synthetic HBr plants... 

Hydrochloric acid Production, purification, recovery, processing Bayonet heaters, heat exchangers, coils, condensers, HCl absorbers, synthetic HCl plants, acid coolers, gas coolers, chlorine burners, strippers, thermometer wells... 

Most caustic storage systems require some form of freeze protection, and the normal approach uses steam coils or bayonet heaters. The steam is regulated with a self-contained temperature control valve with a capillary system and sensing bulb in a nickel thermowell. 

Aqua regia Ore dissolving, pickling Bayonet heaters, pickling tank coils ... 

KBI-40 Alloy is a solid solution of 60% tantalum and 40% columbium. As such, it has many application possibilities in common with both its elemental components, particularly tantalum. It is interchangeable with the higher-priced tantalum in many applications, including plate and shell-and-tube heat exchangers, reactors, condensers, bayonet heaters, thermowells, spiral coils, U-tubes, rupture discs, distillation columns, and piping. 

FIG. H-24 Coil-type stab-in tank heater. This type heater is installed through a side entering tank nozzle, and differs from the bayonet type in that usually more pipes or tubes than one are used, requiring therefore a tubesheet and bonnet, or a continuous coil to allow for usually lower flow of heating medium such as heat transfer oils, diphenyl, etc. Rns are helical for natural convec tion. (Source Armstrong Engineering Associates.)... 

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