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Problems with water supply for wet air cooling

2009-02-26View Original

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Hello everyone. Our coking unit uses surface evaporation air cooling systems, and for this purpose air-cooled pipeline pumps are employed. This raises the issue of filling the tanks with water. In the past we used float balls for some time, but their effectiveness was poor; now we have to adjust things manually, which is very labor-intensive. I was wondering if anyone has any new and good ways to solve this problem. Thank you!
Reply #22009-02-26
In fact, using a float to control the water level is a good method; the key is to minimize fluctuations in water level caused by water dripping from the air-cooling system. A pipe can be installed from the bottom of the air-cooling tank to a small tank on the side, where there is a calm water surface. The float can be used to control the water level in this area, preventing it from swinging frequently and thus avoiding premature damage.

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