Different types of industrial coolers have different installation requirements. Before installation, you should fully understand the type, working principle and usage scenario of the cooler, and make reasonable planning and design according to the specific installation environment and conditions.
1. Corrugated plate cooler
Installation location: Good ventilation conditions should be ensured to avoid being blocked by other objects to facilitate heat dissipation. The installation location should be convenient for maintenance and repair, ensuring easy access when needed.
Pipe connection: The pipe connection should be firm and sealed to avoid leakage. Select appropriate pipes and joints according to the inlet and outlet size and connection method of the cooler.
Fixation and support: The cooler should be fixed firmly to avoid shaking or vibration during operation.
Use appropriate brackets or hangers for support to ensure the stability and safety of the cooler.
2. Air-cooled cooler
Ventilation conditions: Air-cooled coolers rely on air flow for heat dissipation, so the installation location should ensure sufficient ventilation space. Avoid installing the cooler in a narrow or confined space to avoid affecting the heat dissipation effect.
Fan inlet and outlet: The fan inlet and outlet should be kept unobstructed to avoid being blocked or blocked. According to the requirements of wind direction and wind speed, reasonably adjust the position and angle of the fan.
Fixation and protection: The cooler should be firmly fixed to avoid displacement or damage under strong wind or vibration conditions. For air-cooled coolers exposed outdoors, necessary protective measures should be taken, such as rain covers, dust nets, etc.
3. Shell and tube coolers
Water source access and drainage: Shell and tube coolers require water for cooling, so the water source access and drainage pipe layout should be reasonable. The drainage pipe should be unobstructed to avoid water accumulation or blockage.
Pipe connection and sealing: The pipe connection of the shell and tube cooler should be firm and sealed to avoid water and oil leakage. Use appropriate sealing materials and connection methods to ensure the safety and reliability of the pipeline system.
Fixing and support: According to the weight and size of the cooler, select a suitable bracket or foundation for fixing and support. Ensure that the cooler does not shake or tilt during operation to maintain its stability and safety.
4. Other precautions
Pressure test: After the cooler is installed, a pressure test should be carried out to check its sealing and pressure bearing capacity. Inspection before commissioning: Before commissioning, check whether the pouring and venting valves are flexible and easy to use, whether the switch position is correct, and whether the pressure gauge and thermometer are all installed.
Commissioning sequence: When commissioning, the cold flow should be put in first and then the hot flow. Pay attention to observe the changes in the equipment and conduct inspections and maintenance in a timely manner.