【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 234: Heaters and Coolants (November 16)
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Heating agent: heat transfer oil, hot water. Cooling agent: chilled water, air from air-cooling towers
A substance that heats the process fluid is called a heater, while a substance that cools the process fluid is called a coolant. Heaters include hot water (economical), steam (high heat transfer efficiency), heat transfer oil (high temperature), lava (high temperature), and hot materials (energy-saving)； Coolants include cold water, heat transfer oil, chilled brine, and cold materials.
What are heaters and coolants? Can you give an example? Heating agent: A heat carrier that supplies heat to heat a material is called a heating agent. Example: steam. Coolant: A heat carrier that removes heat to cool a material is called a coolant. Example water.
What are heaters and coolants? Can you give an example? Heating agent: A heat carrier that supplies heat to heat a material is called a heating agent. Example: steam. Coolant: A heat carrier that removes heat to cool a material is called a coolant. Example water.
What are heaters and coolants? Can you give an example? Heating agent: A heat carrier that supplies heat to heat the material, such as steam ； Coolant: A heat carrier that removes heat to cool the material, such as cold water.
7. Heating agent: A heat carrier that supplies heat to heat a material is called a heating agent. Example: steam. Coolant: A heat carrier that removes heat to cool a material is called a coolant. Example water.
Heating agent: A heat carrier that supplies heat to heat a material is called a heating agent. Example: steam. Coolant: A heat carrier that removes heat to cool a material is called a coolant. Example water.
Heating agent: A heat carrier that releases heat to heat the material, such as steam. Cooling agent: A heat carrier that absorbs heat to cool the material, such as water
Heat carriers include: hot water (economical), steam (high heat transfer efficiency), thermal oil (high temperature), lava (high temperature), and hot materials (energy-saving)； Coolants include cold water, heat transfer oil, chilled brine, and cold materials.
What are heaters and coolants? Can you give an example? Heating agent: A heat carrier that supplies heat to heat a material is called a heating agent. Example: steam. Coolant: A heat carrier that removes heat to cool a material is called a coolant. Example water.