CruisAir Component Repair

[Angela]

Angela,

The following statement you said MarioG made leaves me very confused, can you explain what Mario was reffering to. "Even MarioG was impressed at how thick the cuppernickel was on the tubing. Did I spell that right"?

The thickness of the tubing/pipe that carries the seawater to cool the hot gas. Some are made better than others, meaning some are thicker than others.

[Boatsb]

The thickness of the tubing/pipe that carries the seawater to cool the hot gas. Some are made better than others, meaning some are thicker than others.

Is thickness the only measure for them?

Not alloy, surface area for hear transfer efficiency or durability. Looks like a good bit of specksmanship has flowers the issue.

[Canuck Dennis]

Referring. to the condenser coil.

[Boatnut]

"how thick the cuppernickel was on the tubing", makes it sound like a plating of some sort.

[Canuck Dennis]

Read and inwardly digest !! lol..

Over several decades, many thousand of tons of the copper-nickel alloy UNS C70600 have been used
as a seawater piping material in marine engineering. In order to provide reliable service performance of
the material, this paper discusses its metallurgical properties, the relevant mechanisms of general, localized and erosion corrosion, the unique biofouling resistance and the performance in polluted water. The
guidelines for the production of UNS C70600 products, the design of pipe work, the limits of the alloy and
useful service recommendations are outlined.
Keywords: UNS C70600, corrosion resistant alloys, s