Is the air temperature at the air-cooled tower lower than the water temperature at the water-cooled tower?

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This post was last edited by gader on 2011-2-25 at 18:22. Why is the air temperature in an air-cooled tower lower than the water temperature in a water-cooled tower?

Reply #22011-02-25

The temperature probe has an error; it is recommended to calibrate the instrument.

Reply #32011-02-25

I suggest you take a look at Question and Answer 193 on oxygen production; it also depends on your specific process

Reply #42011-02-25

As mentioned on the 2nd floor, it’s a problem with the thermometer. Otherwise, it would turn into air to cool the water!

Reply #52011-02-26

This is probably a temperature measurement issue.

Reply #62011-02-26

It’s clear at a glance; it’s not known whether the temperature reported by the original poster refers to the value indicated by the instrument or the sensation felt by the body. :lol

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