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Thermal oil pumps

Bitumen heating station pumps, thermal oil pumps, oil heating station pump.

Heating bitumen storage and bitumen-smelting plants ("evaporators") using hot oil as a heat carrier, which is supplied to the system by a circulation pump and this is considered the most progressive and efficient from an economic point of view.

In oil-heated systems, the heated high-temperature heat carrier (oil) is circulated by a pump through the pipe system of heat exchangers located inside the tanks and reservoirs with bitumen. Unlike systems based on heating elements and fire-tube boilers, bitumen overheating in the zone of contact with the heat exchanger does not occur due to the lower temperature of the latter. The transfer of the required amount of heat is carried out due to a more developed system heat transfer: the oil circulated by the pump as a heat carrier allows this to be done. With this method heating, oxidation and coking of bitumen is excluded, accordingly, there is no deterioration in its quality characteristics.

Oil, unlike steam, has constant parameters and can provide any required temperature heating mode in a wide range - from 90 to 160 °С. The advantage of the oil system over steam, heating elements and a flame tube, it is also possible to combine bitumen storage, bitumen-melting boilers and bitumen pipelines into a single heating system, which will be based on an oil heating station.

It is also important that oil heating systems are not under excessive pressure.

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