What considerations should be taken into account in the pipeline design for cooling the coils inside high-temperature equipment?

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What considerations should be taken into account in the pipeline design for cooling the coils inside high-temperature equipment? The equipment uses heat transfer oil to heat the fluid to 270 degrees, after which the internal coiled tube circulates water to cool it down. At the moment when flow starts, the water will definitely vaporize, resulting in pressure surges. Therefore, in terms of the process, water is allowed to flow in slowly at the beginning of cooling, and then it is discharged through the pipelines. Once the circulating water ceases to vaporize, a valve is used to direct it into the return pipeline for the circulating water. How should the pipelines and valves be designed in this process to ensure safety and reliability while reducing wastewater?

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