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When the distillation unit is shut down, when should the circulating water, hot water, and fresh water be stopped?

2019-06-13View Original

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Since heat is exchanged between hot water and the oil slurry, should pump No. 1 be stopped first to shut off the hot water in heat exchanger No. 1? Shut them down one by one? Will there be pressure buildup or water hammer?
Reply #22019-06-14
When stopping, do not turn off the water supply. If there isn’t enough steam, switch to venting mode; it’s sufficient to shut down the slurry system. After stopping, check whether it’s necessary to turn off the water system as well.
Reply #32019-06-19
The water system should be used normally; cut off the water only after the circulating oil has stopped. Stop the circulation of water altogether. Water hammer is a normal phenomenon – as long as the vibrations in the pipelines are not severe, there’s no need to worry about it

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