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Heat exchanger put into operation

2007-12-20View Original

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Why is it necessary to reverse the flow direction of the medium during the commissioning of a heat exchanger after it has been prepared, that is, to open the outlet valve first?
Reply #22007-12-21
As I understand it, it is to prevent the heat exchanger from experiencing overpressure due to pressure buildup. Overpressure refers to a pressure that exceeds the maximum operating pressure of the heat exchanger itself or its design pressure. Personal opinion, for reference only!
Reply #32007-12-21
First, it prevents pressure buildup in the heat exchanger; second, it removes water present in the heat exchanger, such as that from purging and washing processes, by releasing it from the inlet.
Reply #42007-12-23
What would be the consequences if it were referenced from the entrance?
Reply #52007-12-31
I personally think it’s mainly to prevent pressure buildup
Reply #62007-12-31
Blowing and water washing are carried out from the inlet to remove the water present in the heat exchanger, preventing overpressure in the heat exchanger due to pressure buildup.

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