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Cooler inlet temperature

2012-09-02View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: what is the typical inlet temperature of the coolant medium? At what temperature does scaling occur in the coolant water coil of the cooler?
Reply #22012-09-02
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Reply #32012-09-02
The inlet temperature of the cooler generally should not exceed 150°C. If it does, it is recommended to exchange heat with other fluids before using the cooler; otherwise, the cooling effect will be poor and scaling is likely to occur on the water side; In addition, the outlet temperature of the cooling water should generally not exceed 55°C, as exceeding this level will lead to rapid scaling.

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