Causes of industrial water chiller failure

Scale: This is water containing calcium, magnesium, salt and other minerals called "hard water". The rivers, lakes, wells and springs we are familiar with are hard water. Another kind of water is "soft water", which usually means that there are no minerals in the water. As for the industrial chiller we use, if you use a water-cooled box type industrial chiller, tap water will be used for the normal operation of the machine. After we use a section of water-cooled box type industrial chiller, if we do not regularly clean the machine. The generation of incrustation will cause some internal flow problems of the machine and reduce the cooling power.

Embroidery scale: refers to that water is easy to form scale, forming a rust scale layer. The occurrence of this situation will result in a serious drop in heat exchange power, which can not meet the needs of production. If not handled in time, these will have a greater impact on the industrial chiller itself, and sometimes even have potential safety hazards.

Corrosion: The explanation of the chemical term corrosion can be briefly understood as the transformation and damage of metal materials and structures made of them due to chemical or electrochemical effects with the environment medium in the natural environment or under working conditions. This phenomenon is called corrosion. This kind of corrosion is harmful to industrial chillers. Therefore, we should adopt some scientific and technological means to avoid it.