Heat and Mass Exchange Packing for Desinfection of Circulation Water in Electric Field

Меренцов, Н. А.; Persidskiy, A. V.; Lebedev, V. N.; Prokhorenko, N. A.; Голованчиков, А. Б.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-19868-8_53

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“…The authors presented the results of studying the influence of different factors on this phenomenon, which makes it possible to select operating conditions that minimize the entrainment of vapors. And last but not least, when designing the new cooling towers, the crucial factor is to select the optimal design of the fill pack, which can intensify heat and mass transfer processes between interacting phases and decrease the amount of droplet entrainment with minimal energy resources [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25].…”

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Experimental study on thermal performance in three-flow cooling tower

Мадышев

Sabanaev²,

Харьков

et al. 2020

MATEC Web Conf.

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Biofouling can significantly deteriorate the efficiency of cooling towers. A cooling tower with a three-flow cooling circuit has been developed. The fill pack consists of inclined-corrugated contact elements with perforation. One of the advantages of the proposed cooling tower is the possibility of uniform distribution of liquid over the cross-sectional area. The paper represents the results of an experimental study of the thermal performance of the three-flow cooling tower. It was found that when the wetting rate of the liquid increases, the thermal performance of the cooling tower can reach 47.8%. The developed three-flow cooling tower allows excluding the propagation of microorganisms and reducing the biofouling of industrial water systems along with the high performance for circulating water.

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Experimental study on thermal performance in three-flow cooling tower

Мадышев

Sabanaev²,

Харьков

et al. 2020

MATEC Web Conf.

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“…In addition, the catalyst should provide a developed contact surface with reaction products, and the reaction mass, in turn, should actively wash the surface of the catalyst giving an impulse to a chemical reaction. All these requirements are accumulated in the catalysts layers in the form of pressed sections of metal shavings (metalworking machine wastes) [31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41]. Moreover, the shaving materials themselves can be catalysts or catalysts can be applied to their developed ornate surface.…”

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Sectional automatic adjustment of catalyst layers in gas and liquid phase reactors

Меренцов

Persidskiy²,

Topilin

et al. 2019

MATEC Web Conf.

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The paper provides a new approach to the high-quality implementation of gas-liquid and catalytic gas-and liquid-phase reactions in displacement reactors. The authors have described the scheme and algorithm for automatic control of the parameters of the catalyst layer. The authors have developed algorithms (mode) for automatic adjustment of the hydrodynamic and thermal modes of the catalytic section and also the principle of automatic adjustment of the system to a gradual or impulse adjusting mode which in case of liquid-phase reaction products results in active dispersion and mutual mixing of reaction products and sharp activation of hydrodynamic and diffusion processes. The article also covers the main requirements for elastically deformable catalytic layers and the advantages of using metalworking machines wastes as adjustable catalyst layers which will have a very significant environmental effect within the recycling and remarketing program.

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