Is it necessary to drain the 0-degree water from the condenser in the acetylene section in winter?
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Is it necessary to drain the 0-degree water from the condenser in the acetylene section in winter?
In my opinion: it can be released, including the water in the pipes; there’s no need for anti-freezing measures, and the pump also doesn’t need to be turned on.
If it’s very cold where you are, you can discharge it as long as it meets the production requirements~~~
The temperature at which acetylene is delivered from the acetylene station is determined based on the air temperature
Has your factory stopped production? During normal operations, why would one consider discharging water at 0 degrees in winter? If the machine stops, regardless of whether your factory is in the south or the north, considering the abnormal winter temperatures and both equipment safety and the need to discharge water at 0 degrees Celsius, it is necessary to take action. During normal production, there is no need to discharge water at 0 degrees Celsius.
Under normal conditions, there is no need to discharge the refrigerant medium; however, in the event of an accident, procedures must be followed
A pipe can be connected and led into the neutralization tower! So many provinces~~~
You need to take into account the temperature in your area. If the outdoor temperature drops to around minus ten degrees or so, then it’s necessary to turn it on; otherwise, it will cause serious damage to the refrigeration unit!