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How can scaling occur on the chilled water side?

2010-06-04View Original

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Hello, everyone: Recently, I’ve noticed that the heat exchange efficiency of our heat exchanger has suddenly decreased; I’m not sure what the cause is Please advise? Equipment Name, Specifications, Model: Φ inner diameter × L length, Volume in m3, Heat exchange area in m3. Manufacturer, Date of manufacture/commissioning (year). Material, Design/operating conditions, Medium. Shell side, Tube side, Pressure in Mpa, Temperature in °C. Material name, Wall thickness (mm). Shell side P set/P operating, Tube side P set/P operating. Shell side T set/T operating, Tube side T set/T operating. Shell side/tube side: Gas drying cooler, ∮800×10×767, 13.428, 0.7. Sichuan Emei Xingde Machinery Co., Ltd., 2007/2008. 16MnR, 10, 16MnR, 10. 1.0/0.65, 1.8/0.06, 100/30–450, –10/0–3. Chilled water, Acetylene. Recently, when the chilled water pipeline was opened, a black layer was found on it; it seems to be oil sludge. Acetylene flows through the tube side, with a flow rate of 2300 Nm3. The inlet temperature is 30 degrees, while the desired outlet temperature is below 4 degrees. Currently, the temperature is between 8 and 11 degrees. The chilled water inlet temperature is –1 degree, and the return water temperature is only 1 degree. Previously, 30 m3 of chilled water was sufficient, but now 45 m3 is still not enough. Please advise How to deal with it, or how to clean it? What medicine?
Reply #22010-06-05
Reply to 1# wanghai127127: It is necessary to check the composition of the scale. If it is heavy oil scale, an alkaline cleaning solution along with surfactants can be used; if it is calcium carbonate scale, an acidic cleaning solution together with scale inhibitors should be used. Please add QQ 458017102 to learn together*
Reply #32010-06-05
I want to tell you that chilled water also needs to be treated in the same way as circulating water, by adding special chemicals; the types of chemicals used vary depending on the water treatment manufacturer. You can consult with a manufacturer specializing in circulating water treatment for more details. We add chemicals to our chilled water to ensure it remains clear and free from any dirt
Reply #42010-06-05
What chemicals are generally needed to be added to chilled water, and what is it used to prevent?
Reply #52010-06-11
For things like circulating water samples, it is necessary to control the concentrations of various components, such as chlorides and phosphates
Reply #62010-06-11
I see. I didn’t know it was a reward based on ratings before; that’s frustrating

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