The Teyu chiller is water-cooled; can it be oil-cooled instead?

2018-04-09View Original

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The Teyu chiller is water-cooled; can it be oil-cooled instead?

Reply #22018-04-10

Did the question setter not think at all about this question?

Reply #32018-04-10

When the oil temperature is low, its viscosity increases – is it then easier to transport?

Reply #42018-04-10

The temperature of the water in the water cooling system rises, but it cools down again as soon as the fan in the cooling tower starts to blow. The few percent lost due to splashing water can be compensated for by adding more water. As for how to regenerate the oil, this idiot doesn’t even bother to say anything; he expects others to think and speak on his behalf. What’s the point of dealing with such a person?

Reply #52018-05-07

The water chiller uses intelligent water cooling. Using oil cooling can cause failures in the chiller

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