Why are copper tubes used in turbine condensers?

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Why are copper tubes used in turbine condensers? What kind of copper tube should be used? :)

Reply #22011-10-08

Copper pipes have the highest thermal conductivity, haha, that’s what I guess

Reply #32011-10-08

Please check the chlorine content in the cooling medium; it is likely to be high.

Reply #42011-10-10

Copper tubes used in turbine condensers are chosen primarily for their high heat exchange efficiency, and they are usually made of H68 brass. Now, many new units are also starting to use stainless steel pipes; stainless steel is inexpensive, and its heat transfer capacity can be improved by reducing the wall thickness.

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