Converter cooling water

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In the process of synthesizing vinyl chloride from acetylene and hydrogen chloride, the temperature of the cooling water is very high; since the inlet temperature is that high, does the outlet temperature need to be controlled at 100 degrees? If that were the case, wouldn’t vaporization be severe? If the temperature does not exceed the vaporization point, then the amount of heat carried away will not be large; as a result, more water will be required, leading to higher energy consumption. For a vinyl chloride plant with a capacity of 100,000 tons, what should be the flow rate of acetylene for one conversion unit or two units connected in series? How then should the inlet and outlet temperatures of the cooling water be determined? I would also appreciate guidance from experts and professionals: handshake

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