A dual-cavity uniform heating device for
oil well pipelines includes a uniform heating component positioned between an inner inlet
pipe assembly and an outer inlet
pipe assembly. The uniform heating component comprises a heat-resistant positioning plate, carbon
fiber cables,
quartz tubes, and a
solid heat conductor. The
quartz tubes are fitted into positioning holes on the coaxially spaced heat-resistant positioning plate. Each
quartz tube contains a carbon
fiber cable. The inner cavity, enclosed by the inner inlet
pipe assembly and the intermediate pipe, is filled with a
solid heat conductor. This device enables simultaneous and uniform heating of both the inner and outer inlet pipe assemblies, ensuring that the
crude oil does not
coke or change its properties during heating. It also prevents a sudden drop in the temperature of the
crude oil in the outer inlet pipe assembly. The combined
heating temperature field of the carbon
fiber cables, quartz tubes, and
solid heat conductor provides uniform
temperature control, ensuring that the
crude oil is uniformly heated throughout the entire transport path. This ensures stable crude
oil viscosity and has a significant effect on raising the temperature and lowering the
viscosity of the crude oil throughout the entire oil transport path.