Impact mechanism of the chip muffler on the cooling performance of super large-scale natural draft wet cooling tower under crosswind

Zhang, Xiaoyu; Sun, Fengzhong; Chen, Xuehong; Deng, Weipeng; Chen, Kun

doi:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2022.118753

Applied Thermal Engineering

2022

DOI: 10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2022.118753

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Impact mechanism of the chip muffler on the cooling performance of super large-scale natural draft wet cooling tower under crosswind

Xiaoyu Zhang

Fengzhong Sun

Xuehong Chen

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“…Crosswind is a significant challenge to the performance of NDDCT, and extensive research has been conducted on the operational characteristics of this type of cooling tower under crosswind conditions [4][5][6]. Wei et al [7] leveraged wind tunnel tests with a hot water recirculation system and finned tube heat sink to model the performance of a dry cooling tower.…”

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Impact of Crosswind on Steady-State and Dynamic Performance of Natural Draft Dry Cooling Tower Group: A Numerical Analysis

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Wang

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This study investigates the performance of a natural draft dry cooling tower group in crosswind conditions through numerical analysis. A comprehensive three-dimensional model is developed to analyze the steady-state and dynamic behavior of the towers. The impact of wind speed and direction on heat rejection capacity and flow patterns is examined. Results indicate that crosswinds negatively affect the overall heat transfer capacity, with higher crosswind speeds leading to decreased heat transfer. Notably, wind direction plays a significant role, particularly at 0°. Moreover, tower response time increases with higher crosswind speeds due to increased turbulence and the formation of vortices. The response times are generally similar for wind directions of 45°and 90°, but differ when facing 0, where the leeward tower exhibits a shorter response time compared to the windward tower. These findings provide valuable insights into the performance of natural draft dry cooling tower groups under crosswind conditions, which can inform the design and operation of similar systems in practical applications.

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Impact of Crosswind on Steady-State and Dynamic Performance of Natural Draft Dry Cooling Tower Group: A Numerical Analysis

Jiang,

Zhang,

Wang

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Influence of three different pitches fillings on the cooling performance of wet cooling towers under crosswind

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Zhen-guo

Guan

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Influence mechanism of the louver on the thermal performance of the mechanical draft wet cooling tower

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Wang

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Impact mechanism of the chip muffler on the cooling performance of super large-scale natural draft wet cooling tower under crosswind

Cited by 7 publications

References 26 publications

Impact of Crosswind on Steady-State and Dynamic Performance of Natural Draft Dry Cooling Tower Group: A Numerical Analysis

Impact of Crosswind on Steady-State and Dynamic Performance of Natural Draft Dry Cooling Tower Group: A Numerical Analysis

Influence of three different pitches fillings on the cooling performance of wet cooling towers under crosswind

Influence mechanism of the louver on the thermal performance of the mechanical draft wet cooling tower

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