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Maximum cooling water temperature and maximum temperature difference

2019-01-24View Original

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Are there any relevant standards that specify whether there are limits on the maximum temperature of the cooling water in the cooling tower system, as well as limits on the maximum temperature difference before and after heat exchange? I would appreciate some guidance from experts, thank you!
Reply #22019-01-24
This is mainly due to limitations in your system – factors such as the design of your cooling tower, and the maximum amount of water that can be introduced into the process, all play a role. Generally, 45 is the upper limit for return water; at 50, the amount of water that evaporates naturally becomes too high, and it’s also difficult to meet the heat exchange requirements
Reply #32019-01-24
Based on the average of local extreme temperatures

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