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Laser welding finned tube

Laser welding finned tube is processed by laser welding machine. Laser welding is a welding method that irradiates a high-intensity laser beam onto the metal surface. Through the interaction of the laser and the metal, the metal absorbs the laser light and converts it into heat, melting the metal to form a cooling crystal. Laser welding machine is the most advanced laser welding equipment for finned tubes. Because the welding process is fully automatic and mechanical, the scientific and technological content and quality of laser welding finned tubes are superior to traditional cooling tubes.

The laser welding finned tube has a fully automatic welding process, saving manpower costs; secondly, the laser welding fin is firm, strong, and the test with high tensile strength is qualified. Laser welding is more efficient.

Advantages of laser welding finned tube

The laser welding finned tube (finned tube) fin machine has a high degree of automation, and the welding of the fin to the tube and the winding of the tube are synchronized

100% welding rate, laser welding finned tube and fins are strong, the welding strength exceeds 600MPa.

The precision of laser welding tube finishing machine is up to 0.05mm

0 contact resistance, achieve high efficiency of heat transfer of spiral finned tube by laser welding.

Save production costs. The laser welding finned tube (finned tube) has a smaller fin spacing, less than 2.5mm. Compared with the high frequency welded spiral (spiral) finned tube, the heat transfer area is increased by about 50%, which makes the material cost Reduced, volume reduced heat exchanger.

The advantages over conventional MAG / HF welding are of decisive importance. The complete connection between the fin and the base tube brings excellent heat transfer, and the thermal performance of the fin tube is increased by 2.5 times. Continuous welding prevents the notch effect, thereby avoiding the formation of v-corrosion and cracks under the condition that the finned tube may swing. The heating of base metals during welding is low and the travel speed is up to 20m / min. Minimize the heat affected zone in the base tube. Therefore, it does not include the complete melting of the tube and the related metallurgical transformation of the parent metal.

Specifically:

Thin and continuous ideal seams

Small heat affected area

Slightly discolored welding parts

The tubes and fins have only slight microstructure changes

High heat forms seams

Since the high welding integrity between the tube and the fins is avoided, the crevice corrosion is avoided, thereby improving safety

Laser welding is carried out in a protective atmosphere, so the weld is free of impurities

Application

 Power Plants

Cooling towers or cooling water recooling plants with dry, dry / wet or wet operation

Flue gas cooling and heating in flue gas desulfurisation scrubbers (FGD) and nitrogen removing plants (DENOX)

 Chemical Industry

Heat exchangers of all kinds for cooling and heating of liquids and gases

Heat exchangers tor nitric acid (HNO3) plants, e.g. for the fertilizer industry

 Heat Recovery Plants

Flue gas coolers

 Heating Industry

Primary heat exchangers in gas heating boilers

Secondary heat exchangers for domestic water heating in condensing boilers

 General Engineering

Heat exchangers for gas cooling of industrial furnaces

Heat exchangers for tank heating

Oil coolers for vacuum plants, ship plants, pumps etc.

Heat exchangers for oil preheating

Dimensions

Tube outside diameter 8.0–50.0 mm

Fin outside diameter 17.0 –80.0 mm

Fin pitch 5 –13 fin/inch

Fin height 5.0 –17 mm

Fin thickness 0.4 – 1.0 mm

Maximum tube lengths 12.0 m

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