What causes severe scaling in the reduction cooling pipeline?

2011-07-30View Original

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What causes severe scaling in the reduction cooling pipeline?

Reply #22011-07-30

1. The hardness of the circulating cold water is too high! 2. The water flow rate might be too low, causing the return water temperature to be too high and thus making scaling more likely!

Reply #32011-07-30

1. The cooling water is of poor quality; in particular, it has a high level of impurities and excessive water hardness. 2. The water flow rate is not sufficient, which results in a high temperature of the return water, thereby increasing the likelihood of scale formation! The first possibility is the most likely.

Reply #42011-07-30

The water quality is too poor; desalinated water should be used

Reply #52011-07-30

It’s the water problem. All the plate heat exchangers here are clogged with half-scale! ! !

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