Problems with the circulating water in heat exchangers
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The heat exchanger is quite large, and it requires more than 2,000 cubic meters per hour of circulating water (with a temperature rise of 8 degrees). Is this feasible from a design perspective? Thank you
The diameter of the circulating water pipe is 600. Aside from that, there are other users as well. Question: Is it sufficient to meet their needs? Can an air cooler be used? Is it possible to exchange heat with other materials first in order to minimize the amount of water used?
The heat exchanger is quite large, requiring more than 2,000 cubic meters per hour of circulating water (with a temperature rise of 8 degrees), which is feasible from a design perspective. Some design institutes conduct design calculations based on a temperature rise of 10°C, but in actual operation, 7°C is already quite good.
It’s theoretically feasible~ The original poster can consult with the designers~
Absolutely, we can use up to 5,500 tons per hour for the plate heat exchanger circulating water.
It’s possible; the heat exchanger should be quite large. We’re currently using a heat exchanger with a circulating water inlet diameter of DN600