Insulated longitudinal baffle
Insulated longitudinal baffle
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I have worked on F-shells with fixed and removable longitudinal baffle but have never seen an insulated baffle. Can anyone explain or direct me to a site with a drawing or photo to show me how this "insulating" feature is done? Is it by an air gap between two welded plate spaced 3mm apart or something like that? The curious mind wants to know.
Thanks.
Thanks.





RE: Insulated longitudinal baffle
There is a substance called Ryton that can be used to spray on a long baffle to insulate it. The Ryton is made by Phillips Petroleum.
The double long baffle is best used in a 2 tube pass u-tube. There the double wide baffle can be in the bend lane and you do not lose any tubes in the tube count.
RE: Insulated longitudinal baffle
RE: Insulated longitudinal baffle
RE: Insulated longitudinal baffle
It was plugged welded at a specified intervals to keep it from popping the plates apart when the air inbetween got hot.
Could that be what you are seeking?