H.Stars (Guangzhou) Refrigerating Equipment Group Ltd.

  Industrial chiller units   play a crucial role in various industries, providing chilled water for processes such as plastics manufacturing, electronics production, and pharmaceuticals. However, like any mechanical system, chillers are prone to common problems that can affect their performance. In this blog post, we will discuss these issues and provide practical solutions to keep your industrial chiller running smoothly. Common Problems and Solutions: 1.Insufficient Refrigerant: One common issue with industrial chiller units is insufficient refrigerant. This can lead to decreased cooling capacity and inefficient operation. The solution is simple: supplement the chiller with an adequate amount of refrigerant and maintain the pressure during operation at around 0.5 MPa. 2.High Outdoor Temperatures: During the summer months, excessively high outdoor temperatures can put stress on the chiller's outdoor unit, leading to elevated condensing pressures and temperatures. To address this i

  The rapid development of petrochemical equipment on marine platforms all over the world, driven by the implementation of the national marine development strategy and the success of projects like the National Offshore Oil Corporation, underscores the importance of   seawater heat exchangers . These devices are crucial for the smooth operation and economic performance of offshore platforms, impacting safety, stability, and long-term production. Material Selection: Choosing the right materials is pivotal in seawater heat exchanger design, affecting production, safety, maintenance, and technological upgrades. Adherence to relevant standards and specifications is essential, considering factors like material mechanical properties, chemical composition, manufacturing processes, and owner requirements. Understanding material selection principles is invaluable for practical applications. Factors Influencing Material Selection: 1. Medium Characteristics: Corrosiveness, temperature, pressure, a