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How to remove water completely after applying pressure to the air cooler’s water system

2015-06-11View Original

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Due to the special structure of the air cooler, how can the remaining water be completely removed after applying water pressure?
Reply #22015-06-11
What medium does the OP use? With such strict requirements for water residue, why not use a hydrostatic test from the start?
Reply #32015-06-11
No need to use it now; store it in the warehouse after pressurizing the water to prevent rust
Reply #42015-06-11
Generally, it is purged first and then sealed with nitrogen. If you’re worried that the water won’t drain completely, you can start by using air pressure instead.
Reply #52015-06-12
Using only compressed air for purging is far too inefficient

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