Why does one water cooler make a sound of water, while the other doesn’t?

2017-01-07View Original

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Why does one water cooler make a sound of water, while the other doesn’t?

Reply #22017-01-07

Check the valve opening; if a loud noise is heard, it might be the valve or some part where there is throttling

Reply #32017-01-07

There is some place where sound is blocked, which is why the noise is loud; in areas where there is no sound, it might be because the inlet and outlet valves are fully open

Reply #42017-01-08

Valves in the inspection pipeline through which water flow can be heard indicate throttling or blockage

Reply #52017-01-08

Are the two water coolers at the same height? If they are at different heights, the flow rate of water will vary.

Reply #62017-01-08

The heat exchange efficiency is poor due to water noise; check whether the pipes are blocked

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