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Re: Desuperheaters
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Posted by Robert Gammon on Wednesday, 23 April 2008, at 4:49 p.m.,
in response to Desuperheaters, posted by Robert Gammon
I recall that open loop systems, those that draw water from wells, lakes, or streams to act as the ground loop, have a recommended descaling service procedure as a part of the regular service cycle.
And I also must clarify the statement in the previous posting about scale in the desuperheater. I have no idea what the internal construction of the desuperheater is. It could be tubes as I suggested earlier, it could be plates, there are several different designs for heat exchangers that work with a hot refrigerant (R410A) and water.
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