The impact of excessively low circulating water temperature on centrifuges
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What is the impact of a circulating water temperature of only 2 degrees on the compressor’s exhaust pressure and air volume?
A low circulating water temperature has no effect on the compressor’s exhaust pressure and airflow volume.
Energy waste: turning down the return valve a bit has little impact. Generally, inter-stage cooling is controlled isothermally, but it can also be controlled based on the compression ratio~~~
Whether there is an impact depends on the exhaust temperature, because with a constant gas flow rate, the exhaust temperature is directly proportional to the exhaust pressure. If the exhaust temperature does not decrease significantly, it will have no effect on the exhaust pressure. If the exhaust temperature drops significantly, the temperature of the circulating water should be adjusted appropriately to avoid energy waste. As for volume, it remains unchanged regardless of temperature or pressure; it stays the same as it was originally.
Personal opinion: 1. The temperature of the circulating water directly affects the temperature of the medium, while the temperature of the medium indirectly influences the pressure and flow rate of the medium； 2. In cold winter regions, the temperature of the circulating water is too low, leading to freezing and potentially causing cracks in the cylinder block.
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