Abstract
The experiment in terms of heat transfer performance of natural draft counter-flow wet cooling is done for cases with cross-wind conditions. The variation of circulating-water temperature difference ( Δ T ) and cooling coefficient of efficiency ( η ) with cross-wind velocity, circulating water inlet temperature and flow rate, are shown under cross-wind conditions, compared with cases without wind. According to experimental results, it is found that Δ T and η are influenced by the cross-wind, and Δ T and η can decrease mostly by 6% and 5%, respectively. When the critical Fr l number is less than 0.174, Δ T and η decrease with increasing cross-wind velocity, however, when it is greater than 0.174, Δ T and η increase with increasing cross-wind velocity. In addition, based on the data regression analysis, the correlation between Δ T, η and parameters, such as circulating-water inlet temperature and flow rate, is derived for cases with windless conditions. Furthermore, its correspondence is given out for cases with cross-wind conditions.
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