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78-03: Examination of the Sensitivity of Spray Cooling to Wind Speed andSpray cooling systems have been employed at multiple power plant sites for condenser cooling as well as for ultimate heat sinks. Unlike cooling towers, the air water interaction in a spray system is typically uncontrolled and strongly a function of ambient wind speed. Although an alternative method of cooling, very few spray systems are presently in use. Therefore, little data are available which examine their sensitivity to wind speed and direction.

Due to the substantial cost of new construction

A review is presented of alternative wet/dry tower configurations for plume abatement and water conservation

the spray system is off

Module depth (12' layers vs

A hydraulic network analysis helped in identifying pinch points in the large piping network with over 120 pipe segments and more than 18 process units

Because of the aggressive process and environmental exposure conditions

major advances have ocurred in the technology of cooling water scale and corrosion inhibitors

concrete cracking and spalling

over the number and location of wet-bulb sensors to used in performance and acceptance testing of cooling towers

The size of such fans vary from as small as 6 inches

The concentration of water treatment chemical was controlled by manually adjusting the delivery rate of a metering pump by timing the drawdown using a calibration cylinder valved into the pump suction

Over a period of time

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