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A forced-convection air-cooled radiator is required, with a cooling capacity of around 220 KW. The inlet temperature of the hot water is 48 degrees Celsius; the maximum ambient temperature in summer is about 44 degrees Celsius. The flow rate of the hot water is approximately 35 m3/hr. If you have resources in this area, please contact me. Thank you~
It is necessary to know the usage pattern, whether it is intermittent or continuous use. The outdoor temperature you specified for summer is 44°, and the inlet water temperature is 48°; the cooling effect is very poor.
In an environment where the outlet water temperature is 44 degrees, it can only get as close to 44 degrees as possible, after all, it is air-cooled. It runs continuously; the hot water keeps flowing like this.
This setup is clearly unreasonable – 220 KW, with an inlet temperature of 48 degrees; to remove that much heat, the outlet temperature needs to be 43 degrees. The ambient temperature is already 44 degrees, so how is it possible to use this system? Can’t we use a closed-type cooling tower, the kind with sprinklers?
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It is recommended that you use a closed-type cooling tower. Hanosen from Weifang, Shandong can be chosen. The quality is very good, and the heat exchange efficiency is high. Designed specifically for chemical plants; not suitable for civilian construction projects
Thank you to all the experts for posting replies at the top of the thread. I’ve been busy with other things lately and haven’t been visiting the forum much.