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I wish to add Glycol to existing ch 1

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Therm

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Oct 20, 2001
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I wish to add Glycol to existing chilled water circulation system to protect against freezing. The percentage of Glycol to the full system water volume is 20%

What effect will this have in terns of increased pressure drop and specific heat capacity.

Is there a percentage that can be is added to the friction losses of the standard pipe sizing data that makes allowance for any effect that the Glycol will have upon the system.

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Therm
 
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Therm!

You will get specific heat data for various brines in Perry's Chemical Engineer's Hand Book. There are graphs showing concentration vs specific heats.

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Chiller Guy,

Thank you for your interest: The product is "Monoethylene" which I have been led to believe is Ethylene Glycol.

Your advice will be most appreciated.

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Therm
 
Quark,

Thanks for the advice.

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Therm
 
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