Patent classifications
F28C1/16
DRIFT ELIMINATOR AND METHOD OF MAKING
A drift eliminator is provided that includes a plurality of blades interleaved by a plurality of spacers. Each spacer has a first leg, a second leg, and a support strip, each of the first and second legs including an upper edge and a lower edge, with the support strip extending laterally from the upper edge of the first leg to the upper edge of the second leg. Each blade includes at least one portion having a plurality of alignment slots formed therein, the plurality of alignment slots extending from an upper surface of the blade portion to a lower surface of the blade portion. Each spacer includes a plurality of alignment tabs extending from the first leg and the second leg, each of the plurality of alignment tabs interfiting with a corresponding one of the plurality of alignment slots in the at least one first blade portion.
DRIFT ELIMINATOR AND METHOD OF MAKING
A drift eliminator is provided that includes a plurality of blades interleaved by a plurality of spacers. Each spacer has a first leg, a second leg, and a support strip, each of the first and second legs including an upper edge and a lower edge, with the support strip extending laterally from the upper edge of the first leg to the upper edge of the second leg. Each blade includes at least one portion having a plurality of alignment slots formed therein, the plurality of alignment slots extending from an upper surface of the blade portion to a lower surface of the blade portion. Each spacer includes a plurality of alignment tabs extending from the first leg and the second leg, each of the plurality of alignment tabs interfiting with a corresponding one of the plurality of alignment slots in the at least one first blade portion.
Heat Rejection Apparatus, Plume Abatement System, and Method
In one aspect, a heat rejection apparatus is provided including an evaporative heat exchanger and a primary fan operable to direct first ambient air into an air inlet, cause the first ambient air to interact with the evaporative heat exchanger to produce heated air, and discharge the heated air from an air outlet. The heat rejection apparatus includes a plume abatement fan operable to direct second ambient air into contact with the heated air downstream of the evaporative heat exchanger and a controller operably coupled to the primary fan and the plume abatement fan. The controller has a plume abatement mode wherein the controller operates the plume abatement fan to cause the plume abatement fan to direct the second ambient air into contact with the heated air to cool the heated air and abate plume.
Hygroscopic cooling tower for waste water disposal
In various embodiments, the present invention relates to heat dissipation systems including a hygroscopic working fluid integrating waste water as makeup water. The present invention also relates to methods of using the same. The present invention also relates to hygroscopic cooling systems adapted to dispose of waste water by combining the waste water with a hygroscopic working fluid, precipitating impurities and evaporating the remaining water.
Hygroscopic cooling tower for waste water disposal
In various embodiments, the present invention relates to heat dissipation systems including a hygroscopic working fluid integrating waste water as makeup water. The present invention also relates to methods of using the same. The present invention also relates to hygroscopic cooling systems adapted to dispose of waste water by combining the waste water with a hygroscopic working fluid, precipitating impurities and evaporating the remaining water.
MONITORING APPARATUS, NON-TRANSITORY COMPUTER READABLE MEDIUM, AND MONITORING METHOD
A monitoring apparatus includes an interface and a controller. The interface is configured to acquire a signal that is based on the temperature of the inside of a cooling tower configured to cool a cooling target. The controller is configured to acquire the signal from the interface and calculate the temperature distribution of the inside of the cooling tower. The controller analyzes an abnormal site of the cooling tower based on the temperature distribution.
CONDENSING VAPOR
An aerosol condensing system is provided. The aerosol condensing system includes a source electrode electrically connected to an electrical source that applies an electrical voltage to the source electrode, a condenser including a sink electrode to collect aerosol contained in an air stream to the sink electrode, and a duct configured to direct the aerosol to the condenser. The source electrode and the sink electrode creates an electrical field within the duct.
CONDENSING VAPOR
An aerosol condensing system is provided. The aerosol condensing system includes a source electrode electrically connected to an electrical source that applies an electrical voltage to the source electrode, a condenser including a sink electrode to collect aerosol contained in an air stream to the sink electrode, and a duct configured to direct the aerosol to the condenser. The source electrode and the sink electrode creates an electrical field within the duct.
ENGINE ROOM DUST CONTROL SYSTEM FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORAGE FACILITIES
In an engine room associated with fruit and vegetable storage refrigeration facilities, a water return pipe or pipes from a refrigeration cooling tower or towers associated with the engine room terminating below the surface of the water in an engine room water tank which contains highly mineralized water.
ENGINE ROOM DUST CONTROL SYSTEM FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORAGE FACILITIES
In an engine room associated with fruit and vegetable storage refrigeration facilities, a water return pipe or pipes from a refrigeration cooling tower or towers associated with the engine room terminating below the surface of the water in an engine room water tank which contains highly mineralized water.