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Anticorrosion coating for water cooler

2022-03-06View Original

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What grade of coating should be used for the anti-corrosion coating of water coolers?
Reply #22022-03-06
What is a water cooler? ? ?
Reply #32022-03-06
Coolers vary; it is best to specify the exact type for reference.
Reply #42022-03-07
First, clarify the specific operating conditions of the water cooler, and then an appropriate coating system can be selected.
Reply #52022-03-17
Industrial circulating water coolers can have their water side protected against corrosion using coatings such as TH847, TH901, SHY99, DH22, etc.
Reply #62022-03-17
The main function of a water cooler is to use water as a coolant to exchange heat with the process fluid that needs to be cooled, thereby achieving the desired process parameters. In water-cooled tube bundles, circulating water flows inside the tube walls, while the shell side is typically filled with light oils such as gasoline or oil-gas mixtures. Currently, epoxy amino, silicone-modified epoxy, and lacquer are effective choices for the circulating water side of heat exchanger tube bundles; the key is to select anti-corrosion materials carefully for the oil and gas side due to the corrosion risks there.
Reply #72022-03-24
Consider the 722 thermal conductivity and anti-corrosion coating
Reply #82022-03-25
Any approach that selects materials without understanding the detailed operating conditions is nothing but reckless behavior!
Reply #92022-03-25
The water cooler itself is a heat transfer process, as well as a heat exchange process. It is simply using the low-temperature properties of water to cool the high-temperature medium on the process side to the temperature required by the process.

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