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Injection Molding Cooling Water Recirculation P&ID

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UPDATED 2026-09-24
EXAMPLEInjection Molding Cooling Water Recirculation P&ID
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

An injection molding machine requires a stable supply of cooling water to reject process heat and maintain mold temperature. A closed-loop recirculation circuit with flow control ensures consistent cooling capacity.

Key decisions

  • Used a centrifugal circulation pump and buffer tank for closed-loop recirculation rather than once-through cooling.
  • Included a flow transmitter (FT-101) and flow indicating controller (FIC-101) to regulate supply flow to the molding machine via a pneumatically actuated control valve.
  • Placed a Y-strainer and shell-and-tube heat exchanger upstream of the machine to remove particulates and reject heat to an external utility.

When to reuse this

Reusable for any industrial closed-loop cooling water recirculation system where flow control and heat rejection are required, such as injection molding, extrusion, or hydraulic cooling circuits.

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