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    The document discusses the key losses that occur in a cooling tower: blowdown loss, evaporation loss, and drift loss. These losses contribute to the makeup water required for the cooling tower. It also defines the range and approach of a cooling tower, which are used to calculate the efficiency of the cooling tower. The hot water temperature is the condenser water outlet temperature, the cold water temperature is the condenser water inlet temperature, and the wet bulb temperature depends on location and season.

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    The document discusses the key losses that occur in a cooling tower: blowdown loss, evaporation loss, and drift loss. These losses contribute to the makeup water required for the cooling tower. It also defines the range and approach of a cooling tower, which are used to calculate the efficiency of the cooling tower. The hot water temperature is the condenser water outlet temperature, the cold water temperature is the condenser water inlet temperature, and the wet bulb temperature depends on location and season.

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    Engineering Is A Creative Practice, We Practice Engineering

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    The document discusses the key losses that occur in a cooling tower: blowdown loss, evaporation loss, and drift loss. These losses contribute to the makeup water required for the cooling tower. It also defines the range and approach of a cooling tower, which are used to calculate the efficiency of the cooling tower. The hot water temperature is the condenser water outlet temperature, the cold water temperature is the condenser water inlet temperature, and the wet bulb temperature depends on location and season.

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    LOSSES OCCURED IN COOLING TOWER

    1. BLOWDOWN LOSS (B)

    2. EVAPORATION LOSS (E)

    3. DRIFT LOSS (D)

    Makeup water Required(M)

    M= B+E+D

    Range of Cooling Tower


    =Hot water Temp- Cold water Temp

    Approach of Cooling Tower


    =Cold water Temp- Wet Bulb Temp

    Efficiency of Cooling Tower


    = Range / ( Range+ Approach) x 100 %

    Where
    Hot water Temp = Condensor water outlet Temp (34.6 Deg C )
    [As per AHRI 550/590 std]
    Cold water Temp = Condensor water inlet Temp ( 29.4 Deg C)
    Wet Bulb Temp will as per location & season

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