Ammonia water with reduced temperature in proven condition
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In a proven system, if the flow rate of the cooled ammonia solution is too high, could it cause the temperature of the raw gas in the bridge tube to become too low? If so, what is the reason?
Could some expert please explain this? The temperature of the ammonia solution used for cooling is 75 degrees, and the generated raw gas needs to be cooled to around 80–85 degrees. Will an increase in the flow rate of the ammonia solution used for cooling lead to excessive cooling? Thank you
First, you need to analyze whether the proven control system is functioning properly. 1. If there are issues, resolve the problems with the control system first. 2. No problem; check the original operation records and compare the operation parameters to identify the cause.