How to solve the problem of poor cooling efficiency in circulating water systems during summer?
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Our plant uses ordinary circulating water tanks to supply three units: atmospheric and vacuum distillation, coking, and hydrogenation. As temperatures rise, the temperature of the water after cooling also increases, pushing air cooling to its maximum capacity. There are concerns that overheating could occur next month. Are there any good ways to deal with it?
What is the process like? It depends on the process to determine how to handle it.
There’s no really good solution – increase the fan power for the circulating water, and water the air-cooled system.
Backwash the water cooler and clean the air-cooled fin tubes to ensure optimal cooling performance. Unable to control the situation, the only options are to lower the water supply temperature and use air cooling along with temporary spraying