Heat exchanger steam generation
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The discharge cooler is cooled using hot water; the inlet temperature is 80°C, while the temperature of the material exiting the cooler is 170–180°C. These days, we’ve noticed that air hammer phenomena often occur in the circulation water pipes. I was wondering if any of you have any solutions to this problem. Thank you!
1. Lower the temperature of the hot water. Was the temperature of hot water lower in the past than it is now? 2. Increase the hot water pressure. Was the pressure at the outlet of the heat exchanger higher before than it is now? 3. Increase the hot water flow rate. Was the flow rate of hot water higher in the past than it is now? 4. Is it possible to reduce the temperature of the mesons based on the manufacturing process? Was the production volume in the past 5 units lower than it is now? Can the meson flux be reduced by adjusting the process? Was the production volume in the past lower than it is now by 6? When a gas hammer occurs, vent the air from the highest point of the heat exchanger (the hot water side) as soon as possible. Install a vent valve.