In heat exchangers, seawater pressure should be maintained lower than freshwater pressure to __________.
• Pressure differential between seawater and freshwater sides of a heat exchanger • What happens when a tube or gasket leaks in a cooler • Difference between contamination risk and equipment wear/efficiency issues
• If a leak develops between the seawater and freshwater sides, which fluid will naturally flow into the other based on pressure? • Which side of the system must be kept clean and uncontaminated for engine and machinery protection? • Which of the choices describes a safety/protection reason rather than a maintenance/efficiency benefit?
• Identify which side (seawater or freshwater) is the closed, critical system for machinery cooling • Decide which consequence is most serious if the pressure relationship is wrong: scaling, erosion, pump load, or contamination • Confirm that the chosen option directly depends on seawater pressure being lower than freshwater pressure, not just on good operation in general
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