Liquid flooding in air-cooled towers
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What are the causes of flooding in air-cooled towers and what are the solutions?
The principle is that the velocity of the upward airflow is too high, preventing the liquid from falling under its own weight; this phenomenon is known as flooding, or liquid suspension. The solution is to reduce the air intake volume until the flooding phenomenon is eliminated, after which a new cooling condition is established.
1. The volume of air being delivered is too high; this is related to the compressor increasing pressure too quickly. 2. The liquid level in the air-cooling tower is too high
Reduce the gas discharge volume to prevent water contamination incidents.