In electrical and electronics manufacturing facilities, chiller systems, closed-loop cooling systems and various process water circuits may be used to control the temperature of process equipment and specific production stages. Particularly for continuously operating production equipment, the controlled removal of generated heat is important for maintaining process conditions within defined operating limits.
Dissolved minerals in circulating water may form scale and mineral deposits in pipes, heat exchangers and other water-contact surfaces, depending on system temperature and operating conditions. Over time, these deposits can affect water flow and the operating conditions of heat-transfer surfaces. At the same time, the chemical characteristics of the water may contribute to corrosion on metal surfaces, making regular system monitoring necessary.
Maintenance practices include the controlled chemical removal of existing scale and deposits, as well as the management of new deposit formation and corrosion during operation. During chemical cleaning, system materials, chemical concentration, contact time and rinsing conditions should be taken into account. Under normal operating conditions, the characteristics of the process water should be monitored and an appropriate scale and corrosion control approach applied.
Maintenance of cooling and process water systems should not be considered separately from the main production equipment. Maintaining suitable operating conditions in these auxiliary systems is an integral part of ensuring the systematic and controlled operation of process infrastructure in electrical and electronics manufacturing facilities.
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