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Let’s ask a seemingly simple question: the cooling water for the cooler

2010-05-17View Original

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Should the cooling water in the cooler be set to supply water or return water? What’s the reason?
Reply #22010-05-17
General return water adjustment: handshake
Reply #32010-05-17
Of course, switching back to water, as well as switching to cooling water, can easily lead to phenomena such as flashing in the cooling water circuit and air hammer at low flow rates. Moreover, when the valve fails and it is installed on the water supply line, no cooling water flows through the cooler, which causes a sharp rise in the temperature of the process material. If the return water is adjusted, sufficient reaction time will be ensured.

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