T/CAEE 020-2025 Modular water-saving and fog-reducing cooling tower
T/CAEE 020-2025 Modular water-saving and fog-reducing cooling tower
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4. Basic Components A modular water-saving and anti-fog cooling tower should consist of the following components: a) Enclosure System: It is recommended to use a steel structure or reinforced concrete structure, which serves to support and protect the internal components of the cooling tower, while also reducing the impact of external environments on the operation of the cooling tower. b) Drive System: It generally includes motors, fans, and other equipment. The motor provides power to the fan, enabling the fan to operate and promote the flow of air, thereby enhancing the heat and mass exchange within the cooling tower. c) Water Distribution System: It evenly distributes circulating water on the packing or cooling elements of the cooling tower to ensure that the water can fully contact with the air and improve the cooling effect. Common water distribution devices include sprinklers and water distribution pipes. d) Heat Exchange System: It should consist of packing or other cooling elements. e) Water Supplementation Mechanism: It is used to replenish the water lost during the operation of the cooling tower due to evaporation, wind blowing, etc., and maintain the stability of the water level in the cooling tower. f) Anti-Fogging Device: It is used to reduce or eliminate the visible water mist generated during the operation of the cooling tower, with the core function of reducing the emission of water mist. g) Air Volume Regulation Mechanism: It can adjust the amount of air entering the cooling tower according to actual operational needs, optimizing the cooling effect and energy-saving operation of the cooling tower. h) Control System: It automatically switches the operating mode according to the set logic through sensor parameters, adjusts the fan speed, starts and stops the spray pump, and adjusts the valve opening. It should enable remote operation and maintenance and energy efficiency analysis. i) Maintenance and Protection Facilities: These inc