Amount of make-up circulating water
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Each unit requires a certain amount of make-up water for its circulating water system. In the design, is this amount of make-up water determined as a percentage of the total water volume?
It must be related to the local climate; different evaporation rates result in different amounts of replenishment.
The amount of make-up water for the circulating water is mainly related to its concentration ratio; a higher concentration ratio means less water needs to be added. The concentration ratio is low, and the amount of water to be added is large. Generally, the concentration ratio of circulating water is controlled between 3 and 5
It should be calculated as temperature plus total number of cycles * 0.2% = amount of water to be added to the circulating water
Can it be simplified? Just top up according to the liquid level in the circulating pool, that’s all! As long as the liquid level remains constant, the water added is equal to the water that has evaporated.:victory: