Is the flow control valve before or after the cooler?

2019-02-16View Original

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Is the flow control valve before or after the cooler?

Reply #22019-02-16

I think it’s fine either before or after. The flow control valve of the cooler is generally installed on the circulating water.

Reply #32019-02-21

I’ve seen it both before and after; as for the operating procedures for the heat exchanger, it is supposed to be installed afterward

Reply #42019-02-22

Try to place the control valve at the cold end; placing it at the high-temperature end may increase costs and reduce the service life of the control valve

Reply #52019-02-22

If it is a control valve for circulating water, it should be placed on the outlet side, that is, the high-temperature side

Reply #62019-03-08

It should be used later, when it is more effective in controlling fluctuations in flow rate, for cooling purposes

Reply #72019-04-23

Do you use control valves for circulating water to regulate the flow rate there?

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