Combined operation of low-temperature methanol washing
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During the combined operation of low-temperature methanol washing, the temperature of the system gradually increases – will the insulation materials melt? How long will this combined operation last?
The insulation material won’t melt; as for the water circulation, it depends on the time available – it’s okay if there’s a bit more time
An increase in water temperature does not affect the insulation materials. When we use water circulation, after it has been running for some time the water temperature rises; then some of the water is discharged and fresh water is added, and this cycle continues for about 2-3 days – I can’t remember exactly :lol. The duration of water circulation depends on the specific circumstances
In water circulation, part of the energy is converted into heat energy due to the work done by the pumps, which causes the temperature to rise~! The rising temperature will not exceed the thermal insulation range of the insulating material~! Because during the water transfer process, the water temperature must not exceed 50°, and it is generally kept at around 40°. If the temperature is too high, carry out water replacement and topping up promptly. As long as the temperature is maintained, it can generally hold on for as long as possible until impurities in the water increase and necessitate discharge