Abstract
VNIIgaz has improved the conventional Japanese SECT pipeline-heating system, which uses a small steel tube that contains an insulated heater/conductor and is welded to the top of the pipeline. The improved version has two insulated electric heaters - one on the top and the other on the bottom of the pipeline - located inside steel angle irons that are welded to the pipeline. A comparison of experimental results from heating a 200-ft pipeline with both systems at currents of up to 470 A clearly demonstrated the better heating efficiency of the VNIIgaz unit. The improved SECT system would be suitable for various types of pipelines, including gas lines, in the USSR's far north regions.
Citation Formats
Sonninskii, A V, Sirotin, A M, and Vasiliev, Y N.
Incidental electric heating of pipelines.
USSR: N. p.,
1981.
Web.
Sonninskii, A V, Sirotin, A M, & Vasiliev, Y N.
Incidental electric heating of pipelines.
USSR.
Sonninskii, A V, Sirotin, A M, and Vasiliev, Y N.
1981.
"Incidental electric heating of pipelines."
USSR.
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title = {Incidental electric heating of pipelines}
author = {Sonninskii, A V, Sirotin, A M, and Vasiliev, Y N}
abstractNote = {VNIIgaz has improved the conventional Japanese SECT pipeline-heating system, which uses a small steel tube that contains an insulated heater/conductor and is welded to the top of the pipeline. The improved version has two insulated electric heaters - one on the top and the other on the bottom of the pipeline - located inside steel angle irons that are welded to the pipeline. A comparison of experimental results from heating a 200-ft pipeline with both systems at currents of up to 470 A clearly demonstrated the better heating efficiency of the VNIIgaz unit. The improved SECT system would be suitable for various types of pipelines, including gas lines, in the USSR's far north regions.}
journal = []
journal type = {AC}
place = {USSR}
year = {1981}
month = {Apr}
}
title = {Incidental electric heating of pipelines}
author = {Sonninskii, A V, Sirotin, A M, and Vasiliev, Y N}
abstractNote = {VNIIgaz has improved the conventional Japanese SECT pipeline-heating system, which uses a small steel tube that contains an insulated heater/conductor and is welded to the top of the pipeline. The improved version has two insulated electric heaters - one on the top and the other on the bottom of the pipeline - located inside steel angle irons that are welded to the pipeline. A comparison of experimental results from heating a 200-ft pipeline with both systems at currents of up to 470 A clearly demonstrated the better heating efficiency of the VNIIgaz unit. The improved SECT system would be suitable for various types of pipelines, including gas lines, in the USSR's far north regions.}
journal = []
journal type = {AC}
place = {USSR}
year = {1981}
month = {Apr}
}