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2011-12-22View Original

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This post was last edited by Shouhou on 2011-12-22 13:14. How to deal with internal leakage in a water cooler? Do I need to park?
Reply #22011-12-22
This post was last edited by Shouhou on 2011-12-22 13:14. Speechless? To what extent is there internal leakage?
Reply #32011-12-22
It must be stopped, because after internal leakage occurs, methanol cannot be cooled, which leads to methanol entering the compressor and affecting it; methanol entering the tower also impacts its reaction efficiency. This results in a drop in tower temperature, an increase in by-products, and other related consequences
Reply #42011-12-23
There are things even worse than this; I thought about it too superficially. In severe cases, it affects the entire plant’s circulating water system.
Reply #52011-12-23
Check if there’s anything missed; if the minor leak isn’t a problem, just wait for maintenance. Be careful with the circulating water. The leak is severe; just stop it if that’s the case
Reply #62011-12-23
Check if there’s anything missed; if the minor leak isn’t a problem, just wait for maintenance. Be careful with the circulating water. The leak is severe; just stop it if that’s the case
Reply #72011-12-23
Leak in the water cooler – requires an emergency short-term shutdown; nitrogen is used for purging, and the compressor is stopped while insulation measures are in place
Reply #82011-12-25
Let’s see what the situation is; if there is significant leakage in the synthetic water cooler, it’s sufficient to shut down the synthesis and compression systems – there’s no need to shut down the other systems

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