I would like to ask the experts: with the hydraulic oil station’s condenser remaining unchanged, does a larger water volume result in a better cooling effect?

2019-06-05View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: with the hydraulic oil station’s condenser remaining unchanged, does a larger water volume result in a better cooling effect?

Reply #22019-06-05

It’s stated too vaguely. Under normal circumstances, increasing the amount of cooling water enhances the cooling effect, but there is a limit to this; when water volume is no longer the limiting factor and other factors become the constraint, increasing the water volume is pointless

Reply #32019-06-05

It is related to various factors such as the heat exchange area of the heat exchanger and the inlet temperature of the cooling water; once the water flow rate is increased to a certain limit, the temperature of the heat transfer medium will no longer drop.

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