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The effect of the temperature of the medium during heat exchange on scale formation

2021-10-02View Original

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Changes in the inlet and outlet temperatures of the heat exchanger directly reflect changes in its heat transfer capacity. The flow rates and temperatures at the inlet and outlet of the heat exchanger should be measured regularly. When the heat transfer capacity becomes too low to meet the process requirements, it is necessary to improve this capacity through mechanical or chemical cleaning in order to satisfy and maintain the needs of the process operation. When water is used as the cooling medium, its outlet temperature should be kept at 50°C; exceeding this temperature can cause corrosion of the pipes and severe scaling in the heat exchanger, thereby affecting its heat exchange efficiency. Therefore, the outlet water temperature should not exceed 65°C℃

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