Regarding the issue of removing the reaction heat medium from the converter

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Recently, after reviewing some materials and visiting several manufacturers, I found that using water to remove the heat of reaction from the converter has certain negative effects on both the equipment’s lifespan and the heat removal efficiency, whether natural circulation or forced circulation is used. However, replacing water with heptane seems to not only eliminate these negative impacts on the equipment’s lifespan but also result in very good heat removal performance; the only issue is that heptane is relatively dangerous. Could everyone please help check whether using heptane is more meaningful and valuable than using water to remove the heat of reaction!

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