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Explanation of heat transfer oil systems

2018-03-09 View Original

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The relationship between the pressure difference of heat transfer oil and temperature and flow rate, as well as what the standard values for this pressure difference are. The inlet flow rate of the main pipe is 372 T/H; the inlet pressure is 0.26, while the outlet pressure is 0.22. The outlet pressure of each pump is generally between 0.46 and 0.5 kPa. How is the pressure difference calculated?
Reply #2 2018-03-09
The pressure difference is related to the height of the sump.
Reply #3 2018-03-13
It’s the height difference between the expansion tank and the storage area
Reply #4 2018-03-13
It is the pressure drop as the heat transfer oil flows through the pipelines and equipment

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