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• TITLE: The Experimental Investigation of Recirculation of Air-Cooled System for a Large Power Plant

  AUTHORS: Wanli Zhao, Qiyue Wang, Peiqing Liu

  KEYWORDS: Direct Air-Cooled Condenser, Thermal Flow Field, Recirculation, PIV Experiment, Power Plant

  JOURNAL NAME: Energy and Power Engineering, Vol.2 No.4, November 26, 2010

  ABSTRACT: The paper introduces thermal buoyancy effects to experimental investigation of wind tunnel simulation on direct air-cooled condenser for a large power plant. In order to get thermal flow field of air-cooled tower, PIV experiments are carried out and recirculation ratio of each condition is calculated. Results show that the thermal flow field of the cooling tower has great influence on the recirculation under the cooling tower. Ameliorating the thermal flow field of the cooling tower can reduce the recirculation under the cooling tower and improve the efficiency of air-cooled condenser also.