The function and principle of hot coal water tanks
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Heat transfer fluid – a medium that carries and transports energy. Some heat transfer fluids are used in heat exchangers to absorb heat; such systems are found in coking plants. Others can be used for heating pipelines or for providing heating in residential areas. The temperature of heat transfer fluids ranges from 70°C at low levels to 90°C at high levels (in petroleum chemical plants)
Heat transfer water is a system that uses hot water as a medium to remove excess low-temperature heat from certain devices and deliver it to those devices that need heat. It is a system designed to save energy and reduce consumption. The function of the heat transfer water tank is to act as a buffer; pumps are then used to send the low-temperature hot water to areas where heat is required, and the heat obtained in this way is sent to locations that need a heat source.