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Is it better to control the flow rate of the cooler’s cooling water at the inlet or at the outlet? Why?

2018-07-27View Original

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Is it better to control the flow rate of the cooler’s cooling water at the inlet or at the outlet? Why?
Reply #22018-07-27
Adjust the outlet to prevent overpressure from forming in the gas chamber at the pipe-side elbow
Reply #32018-07-30
The outlet is better, as using the inlet flow rate may lead to vaporization and thus gas blockage, which affects the heat exchange efficiency
Reply #42018-08-01
Control exports. If the control inlet is prone to restricting flow, it can cause a shutdown of the flow

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