Circulating Water Cooling

Circulating water cooling involves pumping water through heat-generating equipment to absorb heat, and then dissipating the heat via a cooling tower or heat exchanger before recirculating the water, thereby cooling the equipment. It is used in applications requiring continuous heat dissipation, such as laboratory instruments and injection molding machines.
Selection
Determine the cooling capacity based on the equipment's heat dissipation, and match the pump's flow rate and head. Select corrosion-resistant materials according to water quality, and choose between an open or closed system based on the available space. Verify power compatibility and ensure maintenance access is reserved.

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