Do you often open the doors of the air cooler? What will happen once it is opened?

2011-02-23View Original

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Today I noticed the air coolers at the top of the stabilizer tower. PS: The dry air coolers are located at the top, while the wet air coolers are at the bottom. The air coolers have doors. It’s hot today, and I thought that opening the doors would help reduce the temperature, but the technician said it wasn’t allowed – opening them would result in a fine. I’d like to ask: why can’t they be opened?

Reply #22011-02-23

Opening it does increase the air intake area, but it disrupts the direction of the incoming air. And it poses safety hazards

Reply #32011-03-02

Does the heat exchange efficiency become worse after it’s opened?

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