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Size of the circulating water pool

2018-10-18View Original

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With a water circulation rate of 200 cubic meters per hour, how large should the circulation tank be? What determines the residence time of circulating water? Could some expert please let me know!
Reply #22018-10-18
I’m looking at the parameters of all your pumps. If the tank is too large, too much chemical will be used, and the chemical will decompose due to prolonged exposure. If the tank is too small, the cooling and heat exchange effects will be poor. Here, you also need to take into account the volume of your heat exchanger and pipes. It’s best to seek help from a professional cooling tower design firm for guidance, as factors such as the impact of the working fluid on the circulating water, the effects of the surrounding environment, as well as whether to use a packed tower or a spray tower and the selection of auxiliary devices must all be considered in accordance with relevant standards

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