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Installation location of the circulating water control valve

2015-08-25View Original

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What is the difference between installing a circulating water control valve on the supply side and the return side? And how does the pressure of the circulating water affect its cooling efficiency?
Reply #22015-08-25
The circulating water has high pressure, resulting in excellent cooling effects.
Reply #32015-08-25
For automatic control valves, it seems they should be installed on the water supply line. The water outlet pipeline may become scaled.
Reply #42015-08-25
There’s a lot of pressure; I remember that when studying heat conduction in school, the effect of fluid pressure wasn’t taken into account!
Reply #52015-08-25
The circulating water control valve is installed on the return side to ensure the pipe circuit is fully filled.
Reply #62016-01-12
Agree with the person above. Ensure the pipe is full to prevent the equipment from overheating
Reply #72016-01-17
With a low entry and high exit, it’s possible to fill the pipeline completely!
Reply #82016-01-17
It should be installed on the return pipe; this not only ensures that the pipe is full but also maintains the pressure in the circulation circuit, allowing for even flow distribution across all branches.

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