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Precautions for the acceptance of closed-type cooling towers.

2022-01-14View Original

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Many users start worrying about issues such as delivery times, product quality, installation, commissioning and acceptance, as well as after-sales service, from the moment they place an order for equipment – which is only natural. When ordering large-scale equipment, a significant upfront payment is required; if there are quality problems with the goods, it not only causes trouble but also imposes considerable responsibility on those responsible. Therefore, the selection of manufacturers for closed-loop cooling towers, the choice of models, process control, installation and commissioning, as well as acceptance, all need to be carried out in a professional, meticulous, and standardized manner. Among them, product debugging and acceptance are the most important. 1. Visual quality: Visual quality reflects the basic quality level of closed-type cooling tower manufacturers. Shoddy work is certainly unacceptable; the basic surface quality, welds, screw holes, surfaces, etc., must meet specified standards, otherwise the product can be deemed unqualified. 2. Material inspection: It is very important to determine whether the materials supplied by the closed-loop cooling tower manufacturers meet the required standards. For example, in the case of 304 stainless steel, it is necessary to confirm that it is indeed 304 grade; for galvanized sheets, the Z700 standard must be met, the thickness of the coating layer should be within the specified range, and the thickness tolerance of the steel sheets should also be appropriate. There are professional methods for conducting such inspections, and care must be taken not to neglect them. 3. Model parameters: The model parameters of a closed-type cooling tower refer mainly to the main dimensions and specifications of its key components. For example, they include the size of the fan in the closed-type cooling tower, the size of the motor, and the size of the spray pump – to determine whether these match the requirements specified for the product being ordered. 4. Commissioning and acceptance of closed-type cooling towers: Commissioning and acceptance are very important steps. It is necessary to conduct a thorough and rigorous inspection to determine whether the product operates smoothly, whether the system design is reasonable, whether the basic energy consumption meets the standards, the degree of heat generation in the motors, whether the valves are airtight, and whether there is any leakage from the flanges. 5. Performance acceptance: Performance acceptance is the aspect of closed-loop cooling towers where problems are most likely to occur. Generally, there are significant variations in project progress, and the conditions during acceptance are likely to differ from those specified in the design. For example, during winter inspections, when the ambient temperature is low, the performance of closed-type cooling towers appears to be good during performance tests; however, such performance results are likely based on the illusion of low ambient temperatures. Once summer arrives the following year, the performance may fall short of the required standards. There are two ways to deal with this situation: First, and most directly, carry out winter testing first, with both parties agreeing to conduct the actual performance assessment in the summer of the following year ; Secondly, by using the theoretical formulas for performance conversion to adjust for different operating conditions, accurate results can also be obtained. However, most manufacturers do not possess the capability to use this method; moreover, users are not professionals in the field of closed-loop cooling towers. Therefore, only manufacturers that are standardized and have technical expertise can carry out this process. In any case, equipment acceptance is just the final step; if a thorough, meticulous, and professional approach is adopted from the stage of placing an order, there will be much less trouble later on. If friends who are interested want to learn in detail about closed-loop cooling towers, they can contact Ecomic Company; we will share all our knowledge without reservation. :lol

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