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Temporary circulating water system during individual testing of the MTO main fan

2017-03-14 View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-9-10 19:24. Is a temporary circulating cooling water system used during the individual testing of the MTO main fan, that is, by separating the circulation water network and using a small circulation system to supply cooling water for the motor and lubricating oil?
Reply #2 2017-03-14
We don’t; there’s no need to separate the circulating water system. Are you conducting a single-unit test run of the main fan before introducing the circulating water into the system?
Reply #3 2017-03-16
If you can solve the problem of removing heat, then you can insulate it however you want!
Reply #4 2017-03-17
Why separate the circulating water network and create a small separate circulation system? A small circulation can be used as long as the temperature of your motor and lubricating oil remains low.
Reply #5 2018-09-10
Personally, I don’t think it’s necessary to keep them separated anymore; they will eventually need to be put into use. Wouldn’t it be good to check at the same time whether there are any problems with the circulating water system?

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