What precautions are needed for closed-loop cooling water in daily operations?
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Regarding closed-loop circulating water, what are the common faults or problems that arise in daily operation, and what precautions should be taken? I would appreciate your advice: handshake
How should I understand your question? Does it refer to the production process of circulating water, or the production process in process equipment that utilizes circulating water?
Corrosion is not easy to detect, and water quality control is often overlooked. You can post your question in the environmental water treatment section.
Indeed, your question isn’t described clearly. The circulating water is in a closed loop; perhaps you are referring to the refrigerant water in a closed loop?
I’m sorry, I didn’t express myself clearly. Circulating water systems are generally divided into open-type and closed-type categories; in areas where there is an abundant supply of water, the open-type system can be chosen, in which the returned circulating water passes through a sedimentation tank before being pumped to the main water supply pipe. In areas where water supplies are scarce, closed-loop water systems are generally used. In such systems, the returned water is cooled using air coolers or similar devices, and then enters the pump in a closed system to be pressurized and sent back to the main water supply pipe.
I’m sorry, I didn’t express myself clearly. Circulating water systems are generally divided into open-type and closed-type categories; in areas where there is an abundant supply of water, the open-type system can be chosen, in which the returned circulating water passes through a sedimentation tank before being pumped to the main water supply pipe. In areas where water supplies are scarce, closed-loop water systems are generally used. In such systems, the returned water is cooled using air coolers or similar devices, and then enters the pump in a closed system to be pressurized and sent back to the main water supply pipe.
Hehe, it turns out I didn’t understand it properly: lol Thanks for the explanation: handshake