Key Features
- Double wall construction
- Temperature control jacket
- Borosilicate glass construction
- Various lengths available
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Jacketed Pipe Sections
Jacketed Pipe Sections
Jacketed Pipe Sections
Jacketed glass pipe sections with temperature control capabilities.
Jacketed Pipe Sections Overview
Goel’s jacketed glass pipe sections are pipeline segments encased in an outer jacket (double-wall design) to allow for heating or cooling of the fluid within the inner pipe. This construction enables controlled temperature regulation (e.g. steam or coolant circulation in the jacket) around the process fluid. The site references “Jacketed Pipe Sections” under pipeline components.
Specifications
Because the publicly visible page did not list numeric values, expected typical features include:
– **Material**: Glass (borosilicate) for wetted surfaces, with outer jacket of glass or compatible material
– **Dual-wall structure**: Inner fluid path and outer jacket circulation channel
– **Nominal Sizes (DN)**: Likely matching pipeline DN range (15 to 800 or custom)
– **Temperature / Pressure Limits**: Dependent on jacket and inner fluid media limitations
– **Surface Finish**: Smooth internal surfaces for both inner and jacket sides
– **Vacuum / Pressure Compatibility**: Integration with vacuum or pressure systems as per pipeline standard
– **Configurability**: Custom lengths, port placements, jacket inlets / outlets likely provided per order
Applications
Jacketed pipe sections are useful when:
– Thermal management of fluids is needed (keeping hot or chilled)
– Preventing condensation or freezing of sensitive media
– Preheating or tempering fluids before entry to reactors or columns
– Maintaining viscosity or reaction kinetics by thermostatic control
– In systems requiring both fluid conveyance and heat exchange within a pipeline