Cooling towers are the most used units designed to reduce cooling water temperature downstream the process both in once-through configurations and in those with a recycle. Their theoretical background is strictly related to the definition of humidity and wet bulb temperature. From a modeling point of view they can be solved as a standard desorption column whose specification is the outlet liquid temperature; the corresponding BVP can be smartly turned into as a standard ODE system to converge making calculations easier and allowing for the design of a packed bed unit as a case study.

Cooling Towers

Manenti F.
2020-01-01

Abstract

Cooling towers are the most used units designed to reduce cooling water temperature downstream the process both in once-through configurations and in those with a recycle. Their theoretical background is strictly related to the definition of humidity and wet bulb temperature. From a modeling point of view they can be solved as a standard desorption column whose specification is the outlet liquid temperature; the corresponding BVP can be smartly turned into as a standard ODE system to converge making calculations easier and allowing for the design of a packed bed unit as a case study.
2020
SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology
978-3-030-34571-6
978-3-030-34572-3
Desorption
Humidity
Packed bed
Wet bulb
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