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What are the typical inlet and outlet temperatures for frozen brine heat exchange? ? What about the circulating water? ?

2017-08-22View Original

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What are the typical inlet and outlet temperatures for frozen brine heat exchange? ? What about the circulating water? ?
Reply #22017-08-23
The temperature of the frozen saline is generally determined based on process requirements; when the temperature is not very low, an ethylene glycol aqueous solution can be used to prevent equipment corrosion. If a cooling tower is used for the circulating water, and the cooling effect is good, the initial temperature is generally about 3 degrees higher than the local dew point at that time. The temperature of all return water depends on the condition of the cooling equipment.

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