Is nitrogen being supplied to the inlet of the water condenser?

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I came across a sentence in the methanol operation manual that I don’t quite understand; I hope someone with more knowledge can help me out. “For shell-and-tube or tube-in-tube water condensers, a nitrogen pipeline can be installed at the water inlet of the condenser, and nitrogen can be introduced periodically to flush away dirt. ”The pressure of the water at the inlet is generally higher than that of nitrogen; so why use nitrogen for cleaning? Water should be able to wash away the dirt long ago!

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