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How are circulating water treatment capacity and production coordinated?

2017-05-03View Original

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Dear experts: Summer has arrived again, and the production of circulating water has become a major issue. How should cooling towers be selected to meet the production requirements? What factors are relevant in this decision? Search
Reply #22017-05-03
In simple terms, it’s mainly about determining how much heat is transferred during processes such as cooling; once this is calculated, it’s done
Reply #32017-05-04
But it’s hard to calculate this heat amount
Reply #42017-05-04
It depends on whether it’s a new installation or an existing one; for new installations, add up the heat loads of all the coolers and then include some extra margin.
Reply #52017-05-04
Two aspects: 1. Calculate the heat load to determine the circulation water volume; 2. Determine the size of the cooling tower based on the circulation water volume; Determine the cooling fan model based on the heat load
Reply #62017-05-04
I don’t know how to calculate it specifically! Many factories face this problem in the summer: the water supply temperature is high, and the ambient temperature is also high! Spend a bit more to have some extra buffer

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