How to deal with flow deviation in air coolers?

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This post was last edited by hxm2087 on 2012-3-18 20:30. How to deal with flow deviation in air coolers? Sometimes, eddies are generated in the air cooler, or other factors can cause deviation in the airflow through the air cooler, resulting in a drop in vacuum. What should be done in such situations?

Reply #22012-12-08

Same question: it seems to be about adjusting the fan speed

Reply #32012-12-09

Adjust the fan speed; if vacuum control is not possible, start the pump or increase the cooling water flow for the pump

Reply #42012-12-09

I asked a colleague, and they said that the fan speed should be reduced, as that would help minimize the deviation in airflow

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