Help: How to reduce the temperature of the circulating water in the workshop?
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The low-temperature water used in the workshop to cool the vacuum pump has a high temperature, resulting in poor cooling effects. I’m seeking help – does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you!
We also had this problem before; we were using circulating water, with the vacuum pump located on the ground and the pipe diameter being small. The return water flowed into the main return pipe of the circulating water system, and the resistance associated with this flow resulted in a low flow rate, which in turn led to high temperatures. Later, by switching to tap water for cooling and using an independent return water system, the problem was solved. (Anyway, the circulating water needs to be replenished; consider it as water addition for the circulation system.)
Increase the supply water pressure or reduce the return water pressure, cool the incoming water or change the water source – the specific approach to be taken depends on the conditions you can implement
Fresh tap water will work; give it a try. Also, increase the circulation volume of the cooling tower
Generally, changing it to a single watering session yields better results. . . . . . . . . . . . . .