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TP24-20 Automating Structural Inspections of Concrete Cooling TowersObserving, analyzing, and monitoring the structural condition of concrete cooling towers over time has long been a challenge for owners and operators. The structural elements of cooling towers can be obscured during operation and often inaccessible due to limited access options during brief outages. As a result, structural site conditions can be overlooked and the progression of deterioration may not be fully recognized, prompting unscheduled outages.

This paper will present the current challenges in power plant cooling loop treatment and case evidence where biofilm removal improved heat transfer efficiency resulting in increased power plant’s production load

Laboratory and pilot cooling towers containing Munsters Fill were used during this research

By precisely matching fan motor speeds to the required building heat rejection

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chemicals were metered into the cooling water in proportion to blowdown water flow

when asked

heat transfer coefficients

7 fps) and periodic surges in flow to scour the fouling deposit

When a metal

The limited cooling capacity of the HL&P W

which operates 30 condenser open cooling circuits in nuclear power plants in France

Methodology (RSM) and the adjoint method

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