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Regarding the issue of the cooling medium for stripping and fractionation

2018-08-06View Original

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As the title suggests, normal practice is to use circulating water for cooling, but this water tends to form scale. Some people replace circulating water with raw water; I’m considering using purified water instead. Is that possible? I welcome experts to discuss this.
Reply #22018-08-06
Having been involved in sewage stripping for over 20 years, it has always been a heat-intensive process; the purified water cannot be cooled down, so it is not practical to use purified water to cool the two-way outlet (three-way inlet).
Reply #32018-09-13
Then just keep using Qing Er for the process management? In many places, it has been changed to purified water or raw water.

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