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help for temperature monitoring and control

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I would like to have help regarding ideas to control temperature of sea water but the requirement is that the sea water should not get boil of that is there should be no production of bubbles when the sea water is used as a cooling medium. thank you
 

There are heaters made to heat salt water for tropical fish aquaria.

A common type consists of loops of resistive (nichrome) wire inside a large glass test tube. It is regulated so the temperature never gets too high.

The glass is needed because salt water is corrosive, and furthermore it conducts electricity so it should not be in direct contact with the wires.
 

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