Is the circulating water in the device clean?
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The heat exchanger of the unit is leaking; it is used for heat exchange between circulating water and quench water, in order to prevent circulating water from leaking into the quench water. Is the circulating water clean, or does it contain a lot of impurities? Will it cause blockages in the heat exchanger over time? Please advise, experts. Thank you
Have the laboratory conduct a sample analysis to check for impurities and determine whether they are within the specified limits. .
The circulating water is not clean; it contains all sorts of things. When we took apart our heat exchangers, we found small fish, shrimps, snails, and so on.
The circulating water isn’t clean; there’s everything in it, and if there’s a leak, it definitely isn’t clean.
It’s not up to others to decide whether it’s clean or not; you need to go and see for yourself. Check for any issues with appearance and odor, in addition to water quality analysis.
It’s dirty; there’s a lot of filth – mud, rust, bark, everything
Water is also taken from wells and rivers, haha
The quality of circulating water is very important; poor quality will accelerate the corrosion of heat exchangers that use circulating water for heat exchange, which is a major problem.