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Heat exchanger

2016-12-25View Original

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Due to the shutdown of the plant in winter, all coolers had their circulating water stopped and were flushed with purified air. But I’m not sure if the water is drained cleanly; could this lead to some safety issues in winter? Here, the lowest temperature in winter is well below minus 20 degrees
Reply #22016-12-25
Small floating heads in tube bundles are prone to water accumulation that can damage the gaskets; be sure to conduct a pressure test before starting operation. .
Reply #32016-12-26
If a drain port is installed, care should be taken to make use of..
Reply #42016-12-26
Close the inlet and outlet valves of the circulating water – install blind flanges or add new flanges; The drain at the low point of the shell and tube side is open.
Reply #52016-12-26
Could the pipelines freeze and crack, or could the heat exchangers break?
Reply #62016-12-26
Do you mean leave it all completely open?
Reply #72016-12-27
The equipment and pipes have drain ports at the bottom.
Reply #82016-12-27
Blow it out with air; otherwise, the pipe ends are prone to freezing damage.
Reply #92016-12-27
Check whether the discharge at the opening site has been completely emptied

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