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ravihetu
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Velocity of Cooling Water

11/23/2010 2:08 AM

What must be the velocity of cooling water in the condenser of coal power plant of 100MW
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11/23/2010 4:01 AM

Greater than zero?
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11/23/2010 5:39 AM

The inmates have finally taken over the asylum.
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Re: Velocity of cooling water

11/23/2010 6:44 AM

It must fall within the exchanger manufacturer's design parameters. Otherwise either the thing will underperform or something will get damaged by the excessive flowrate.

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Re: Velocity of Cooling Water

11/23/2010 12:55 PM

Let the games begin.......!!!!

Newbies with marginal skills in English versus geezers with bad attitudes !!

Is Banu asking about the average, maximum or range of velocities WITHIN THE CONDENSER TUBES......or is he asking another question ???

You decide....

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