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Risk Reduction of Thermal Damages of Units in Machinery Heat Preparation for Load Acceptance

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The study deals with a new method for heat preparation of machinery for the load acceptance by volumetric heating of units using coolant flow with a temperature lowered to 1500°C which is regulated by means of a guide device and a steam generator. The interaction of the coolant flow with the heated object is described mathematically, thermal and physical properties of the coolant and the design features of the devices that form the intensity of its heating are revealed. It is substantiated that in order to ensure minimum heat treatment time for the units with a low-temperature coolant, it is necessary to optimize the flow velocity in the gap clearance “guide device-unit wall” and the water flow for the formation of a mixed-type coolant.

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Dmitryi Gusev, Vladimir Martynov, Rim Khamaletdinov, Mars Farhshatov, Rustam Galiullin, Andrei Negovora, Eduard Khasanov, Ildar Gabitov, Mahmut Razyapov and Nail Yunusbaev. Risk Reduction of Thermal Damages of Units in Machinery Heat Preparation for Load Acceptance.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36478/jeasci.2019.709.716
URL: https://www.makhillpublications.co/view-article/1816-949x/jeasci.2019.709.716