Stainless steel heat exchange tubes are the “heat transfer gunners” in industrial equipment. They are responsible for transferring heat from hot potatoes to cold brothers, and they can withstand all kinds of corrosion. This thing looks like an ordinary steel pipe, but it hides the hard-core genes of stainless steel.
Hard-core conduction: hot oil/steam rushes into the pipe, and the heat is transferred to the cold water along the stainless steel like a relay race. The factory boiler room plays this trick every day.
Forced convection: The water pump forces the hot and cold water to race in the pipe, which is three gears faster than natural heat dissipation. Chemical plant reactors rely on it to cool down.
Heat dissipation area cheating: Some models are welded with fish scale-like heat dissipation fins, which is equivalent to putting a heat dissipation vest on the pipe.
The corrosion resistance of stainless steel heat exchange tubes is better than that of copper tubes. Its heat conduction speed is five times faster than that of plastic tubes. It can be cleaned by disassembling and flushing twice.