Why is it prohibited to allow drain water into the condenser before evacuating it?

2017-05-13View Original

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As the title suggests, I don’t understand it – are there any risks?

Reply #22017-05-13

So what if it goes into the vacuum pump? I don’t think there’s any harm in that

Reply #32017-05-15

This post was last edited by he*aoyu8911 on 2017-5-15 21:36. Now that I think about it, maybe you don’t understand what a condenser is:dizzy: A condenser is not a vacuum pump. I thought about it – in new installations, condenser equipment now uses air cooling~~ Is this concept outdated? Yesterday, I asked a few operators working on new installations, and none of them knew what a condenser was~~

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