Water hammer and vapor shock problems in the reactor jacket
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In the reaction kettle in my workshop, circulating water is used for heating via the jacket; when the temperature inside the jacket reaches a certain level, the water there vaporizes, causing the return pipeline to vibrate and make loud noises. Can this be prevented using a water hammer suppressor? If it’s not possible, what methods can be used to avoid or eliminate it?
It probably isn’t very good; hot water can be used for heating. If a higher temperature is required, heat transfer oil can be an option
Your question doesn’t seem to be clear – is it heating with circulating hot water, or cooling with circulating cold water?
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When electric heating is turned on, the jacket water is drained. It can be solved then.