Name: 13-13: Research on Reducing Recirculation Influence of Warm, Saturated Air
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13-13: Research on Reducing Recirculation Influence of Warm, Saturated AirThe researches show that the recirculation ratio is related to length of cooling tower row, distance between tower rows, tower structure and wind velocity and angle included between long axis of tower row and wind direction. Aim to defects of present calculated modes for cooling tower recirculation, a new formula for the warm, saturated air recirculation is presented through simulate experiments and site running test for cooling tower groups.

while not an exact science

The concern about thermal pollution produced by the cooling waters of open-cycle cooling systems for electrical generating plants has promoted a heavy shift to closed cycle systems

Reviewed May 2026

No commonly accepted standard for comparing axial impeller data on an apple-to-apple basis exists

Failure to maintain a proper microbial inhibition program will affect your bottom line as a result of heat rate degradation

the supply of this precious natural resource has dwindled to a dangerously low level and is no longer able to handle the huge heat removal chores of industry without alarming thermal effects

BPA does not build dams or powerplants

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rapid bioassay and an on-line chemical analyzer can be used to control the effectiveness of biocides in open recirculating cooling systems permitting the optimization of the biocide program to achieve the most cost effective control

which includes a study of fill degradation plus improved water and airflow rate measurement techniques aimed at more accurate heat balances

aiming toward the best way to specify lumber treatment to give the best cooling tower value for that hard-earned dollar

epidemiology and microbiology

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