ASTM A335 P22 Ferritic Alloy Steel Hight Frequency Welding Fin Tube for Heat Transfer

Description

High-frequency welded finned tubes are formed by rapid welding of metal fins and base tubes through resistance heat generated by high-frequency current.

Select suitable base tubes and fin materials, and press the metal strips into spiral, straight or other shaped fins through a forming machine
Use high-frequency current (100-400 kHz) to generate instantaneous high temperature at the contact surface between the fins and the base tube, so that the material is partially melted. Apply pressure to combine the molten metal to form a continuous and dense weld.

It has high heat transfer efficiency, and the fins significantly increase the surface area, enhancing convection and radiation heat transfer. Compared with integrally rolled or extruded finned tubes, the cost is reduced by 30%-50%. Long service life, high welding strength, and excellent thermal fatigue resistance.

ASTM A335 P22 Alloy Steel Seamless Pipes chemical compositions

Mechanical Properties of ASTM A335 P22

ASTM A335 P22 Alloy Tube tensile test

Application:

Power industry:

Coal-fired/gas-fired boilers: heat exchange tube bundles for economizers, superheaters, and air preheaters.

Waste heat recovery system: heat recovery from gas turbine exhaust and industrial furnace exhaust.

Petrochemical industry:

Hydrogenation reactor: feed/discharge heat exchange under high temperature and high pressure.

Catalytic cracking unit: heat exchange between flue gas and crude oil.

Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC):

Condenser/evaporator: improve the heat exchange efficiency between refrigerant and air.

Environmental protection engineering:

Dust removal equipment: use finned tubes to cool high-temperature flue gas for subsequent treatment.