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Outperforming guerrilla teams, on par with manufacturers – real footage of a professional team replacing copper pipes in chillers!

2017-03-29View Original

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This post was last edited by Yixin Electromechanical on 2017-5-24 08:40
Reply #22017-03-29
Not bad; the volume of work is quite large. How is moisture handled once it enters the system?
Reply #32017-03-29
I have a question: A few days ago I carried out a similar task here. The copper pipes before were dark red in color, while those this time are light yellow. What is the difference between the two?
Reply #42017-03-29
Deep red might indicate copper material, while light yellow could indicate brass material; that’s just my guess: lol
Reply #52017-03-29
There are red copper, brass, and white copper; red copper, which is pure copper, is the most commonly used for cooling purposes.
Reply #62017-03-29
Thanks for sharing; I’m coming in to learn a bit*. :lol
Reply #72017-03-29
Even the big boss has come to support us; I’m truly honored{:3_46:}

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