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TP22-03: Heat Transfer Testing in a Simulated Power Plant Steam Cooling EnvironmentThe Electric Power Research Institute has established a facility for cooling systems research near Atlanta, Georgia, the Water Research and Conservation Center. One of the objectives for facility research projects is to perform heat transfer testing. Equipment to simulate the steam condensing environment in thermal power generating plants was designed and procured and has been utilized to measure the effects of proposed anti fouling internal condenser

it is probable that over 40 percent of all the energy that is produced will be used as electric power

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millions of dollars are spent in repairing ice damaged cooling towers

But found themselves with no room to increase the size of their cooling loop for the rejection of the additional heat generation

Case studies of field trials will be discussed as well as benefits and details of the new feed system

techniques have been developed to assess and determine cooling water leakage

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It was found that seawater cooling towers can satisfy the cooling needs of large-scale petrochemical development in the hot humid Gulf region

along with their advantages and limitations

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inexpensive and effective in high pH water

usage of new metallurgies and more stringent regulations