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Does the inter-stage cooling water stop flowing after the compressor is shut down?

2015-06-27View Original

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Does the inter-stage cooling water stop flowing after the compressor is shut down? Let’s discuss it case by case. Thank you
Reply #22015-06-27
If the system is shut down for an extended period, the water supply can be stopped once the medium has cooled to room temperature. If it needs to be turned on again later, there’s no need to stop the water supply.
Reply #32015-06-27
Depending on your actual situation, you can either stop it or keep it running; just make sure to check before starting it again
Reply #42015-06-27
Depending on your actual situation, you can either stop it or keep it running; just make sure to check before starting it again; But it’s a different story in winter!
Reply #52015-06-28
It’s fine to run it for a short time. If it needs to be shut down for a long time for maintenance, then it will be shut down.
Reply #62015-07-07
It is recommended to turn off the water supply if the vehicle is parked for more than a day, to prevent leaks in the coolant system that could cause liquid slugging.

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