Two air-cooled units, one running and one stopped. If there is a deviation in flow, how does it occur? And why?
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Two air-cooled units, one running and one stopped. If there is a deviation in flow, how does it occur? And why?
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1. The first basic concept: the pressure drops in parallel circuits are equal. 2. The second basic concept: The viscosity of most liquids decreases as temperature increases. Gas viscosity increases as temperature rises. 3. In the case of liquid air cooling with start-stop operation, the flow rate is higher for the unit that is shut down. 4. If it is air-cooled and operated with start-stop operation, the flow rate of the unit that starts will be higher.