Can the vibration and loud noise in the water vaporization return pipeline inside the jacket be prevented using a water hammer suppressor?
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In my workshop’s reaction kettle, circulating water is used for heating via the jacket; when the temperature in the jacket rises to a certain level, the water inside vaporizes, causing vibrations and loud noises in the return pipeline. Can a water hammer suppressor be used to avoid this?
If such a phenomenon occurs, should control measures similar to those for air hammer be considered? Since such phenomena affect heat transfer, they also represent a form of energy consumption. For reference.
Why would one choose electric water heating? \ud83d\udc36
Increase the pressure of the circulating water to prevent water from vaporizing