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Who has a graph of the cooler’s cold-air cooling curve? Please send it to me, thanks

2017-09-25View Original

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Who has a graph of the cooler’s cold-air cooling curve? Please send it to me, thanks!
Reply #22017-10-06
At present, there is no strict cooling curve for cold blowing; it is recommended to consult the catalyst manufacturer, as control methods may vary depending on the type of catalyst
Reply #32017-10-09
Hot blowing is the key. The cooling phase after the hot blowing isn’t as strict; if we were to establish a standard, it would be 10–15°C per hour, until the temperature in each section of the converter drops below 80°C at which point natural cooling occurs.
Reply #42017-10-09
The combination of 2# and 3# is the perfect solution; generally, it should be less than 30°C/h.

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