Under what operating conditions do heat exchangers require connecting lines?
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Under what operating conditions do heat exchangers require connecting lines? Why is it necessary to add connecting lines?
The connecting line should be a secondary line, intended to facilitate the removal of the heat exchange equipment for maintenance.
Generally, connecting wires are needed; firstly, it facilitates maintenance, and secondly, it helps save energy (for example, in cooling systems, they can be turned off when not required in winter)
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Got it; it’s actually a bypass wire.
What is a connecting line and what is its purpose?