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How to deal with the internal moisture after the device is put into water operation?

2018-09-06View Original

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After the new device is connected to a water supply system, how can the moisture inside it be removed as quickly and effectively as possible? It needs to be removed thoroughly, as the material reacts with water. I would like to ask the experts here for any good methods
Reply #22018-09-06
Firstly, if the pipelines and equipment are extremely sensitive to water, it is best to avoid introducing water during the first start-up of the installation; instead, methods such as blasting and purging should be used. If water participation in the operation is necessary, it is recommended to drain the water first after that, and then use gas circulation to raise the temperature, thereby removing any remaining water through cooling at the lowest points. This process should be repeated until almost no water remains at those lowest points

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