Material issues with the oil cooler of vinyl chloride screw compressors
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Our factory uses Fuda’s LU450W7T screw compressors, with oil cooling achieved through water cooling. I would like to know what material is suitable for the cooler – copper or stainless steel? If copper is chosen, will it have any impact on the equipment’s service life?
Copper should not be used, as the crude product contains acetylene, which can cause an explosion. I think it’s made of stainless steel.
In principle, the presence of copper is not allowed; it may also be necessary to consider the copper content, and stainless steel is recommended.
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Our factory also uses a Futakawa model, specifically the LU450W-7T, which is water-cooled as well. I don’t think the material of the cooler is copper.
Stainless steel is better; copper reacts with acetylene