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How to reduce the dissolved non-condensable gases in circulating water?

2015-09-08View Original

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The cooling water used in the production process comes from wastewater discharged from fish ponds, which has a high concentration of dissolved oxygen; what impact does this have on the cooling effect?
Reply #22015-09-09
The key is whether this water quality can handle it; the dissolved gases are not an issue
Reply #32015-09-09
This circulation method is really too primitive; it’s better to use a cooling tower for cooling. The dissolved oxygen level should be at a certain value, and that depends on the requirements of your equipment. Generally, we don’t have any specific requirements regarding the dissolved oxygen level in cooling water.
Reply #42015-09-09
The operating costs of cooling towers are high; additionally, our cooling water is used in mixers to create a vacuum in the condensers.

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