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What are the disadvantages of the three-in-one sulfur condenser? Which form is commonly used nowadays?

2017-12-08View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-6 17:21 with the same title
Reply #22017-12-11
Personally, I think the main drawback is that once there is a leak in one of the circuits, it’s necessary to stop and fix the issue, which is quite annoying. Everything else seems fine though – it requires less space and less investment!
Reply #32017-12-12
Straighten out your tongue and speak? And those future problems too {:3_62:}
Reply #42017-12-12
Typically, three-in-one or two-in-one condensers are used in small-scale installations to save space. Larger units generally employ a separate condenser layout.
Reply #52017-12-14
I seem to have sent it twice – why isn’t the quality still good?
Reply #62017-12-14
If there is a leak in one unit alone, can just stop that one unit?
Reply #72017-12-14
Whether it is a three-in-one setup or a separate installation, any leakage must result in shutdown for repair. But when set separately, the checking and judgment are somewhat easier.

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