Double jacket on the conical mixing chamber.
Welded-on half-pipe coil with flange.
Insulation cladding: flat sheets, conical and cylindrically curved sheets.
This calotte is made of 10 mm thick sheet metal. Cuts and finishes are accurate to a tenth of a mm.
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Sheet metal cladding adapted three-dimensionally to complex contours.
Process equipment in the chemical industry is often temperature-controlled by flowing thermal fluid through welded-on jackets or half-pipes: The thermal media can be steam, thermal oil or water.
When claddings are three-dimensionally curved, it is extremely difficult to adapt them to existing contours. It is particularly difficult if the claddings are made of thick-walled sheet steel.
For reasons of work safety and energy saving, the apparatuses are insulated and the insulation is fixed and protected by means of another jacket.
We know the simplest form of insulation cladding from heating construction. Plastic jackets are cut to fit and encase the insulation. The joints are glued together and fixed with aluminium-laminated adhesive tape.
More sophisticated and somewhat more robust is the cladding of the insulation using galvanised sheet metal. Borders can be pressed on site, then the joint or overlap areas are riveted or screwed.
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