What methods are there to cool 95-degree, 4 tons per hour of hot water to room temperature?
Thread Content
What methods are there to cool 95-degree, 4 tons per hour of hot water to room temperature?
To put it simply, just use cooling water at a temperature below room temperature for cooling. If energy savings are desired, air cooling can be used first, followed by cooling with water as a secondary step. Or other cooling methods can be employed depending on the situation.
We should also talk about what this hot water is used for; its industrial applications are very important.
Frozen water or frozen saline can be used
For hot water at 95°C, it should first be cooled by air and then subjected to heat exchange using circulating water; a plate heat exchanger is more efficient for this purpose.
Heat exchange can be achieved using various heat exchangers; if the cooling water enters at 30 degrees and exits at 40 degrees, the water consumption is approximately 28 tons per hour: lol.
It usually provides hot water for the staff dormitories in the area. In winter, heat the heating system’s circulating water. It’s excellent low-temperature heat; it’s worth making use of.
Thank you all. I’ve now found a super-high-temperature cooling tower; I’m not sure what its performance will be like. Thanks!