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Why is a return pipe needed in a circulating water tank?

2021-08-22View Original

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Our company’s circulating pool is equipped with a return pipe; having just the return pipeline is sufficient – why is it necessary to have an additional return pipe?
Reply #22021-08-22
This return pipe can regulate the temperature of the circulating water, especially in areas with large temperature differences in cold regions.
Reply #32021-08-22
We usually don’t use it; when the temperature of the circulating water drops, the fan can be turned off, which not only raises the water temperature but also reduces energy consumption
Reply #42021-08-22
The methods for adjusting water temperature are as follows: 1. Adjustment of the fan blade angle; 2. In systems with multiple turbines, it is possible to increase or decrease the operation status of individual units ; 3. Use the short route for return water, rather than spray cooling. In cold and frigid regions, using the return flow from a near-path circulation in conjunction with fan blades at a small angle can achieve fine-tuning effects. It is a control method that primarily selects the appropriate control measure based on changes in atmospheric temperature and return water temperature. For reference.

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