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19-05: A Fouling and Thermal Performance Test Rig for Cooling Tower FillEskom's coal fired power stations mostly have natural draft wet cooling towers, where excessive fouling results in maintenance and performance issues. Eskom is planning to replace the asbestos fill in selected cooling towers, and needs to evaluate potential replacement fills. A set of four test rigs have been built that simulate conditions within a natural draft wet cooling tower. Water tapped from a cooling tower is used in the test. Both the fouling

as well as legislation on a local

This publication addresses general information and considerations that may be explored by cooling technology companies in developing such plans and mitigating against related risks

but multiple pump motors are used on every tower as well

the theory of determining the shaft's natural frequency is presented as well as methods for empirically testing a shaft's natural frequency

require special considerations in addition to the requirements of an average cooling tower system

This technology

Utilizing surface analysis techniques coupled with traditional corrosion monitoring for cooling applications the necessary means to construct effective passivation films will be discussed while exploring the various options available: (i) use of metal additives such as Al

The paper will focus on the cementations repair materials

Performance tests on these two towers are scheduled for the southern hemisphere summer 2004/2005

The laboratory of CTU in Prague has for long been focused on research in the field of cooling technologies

over which water is circulated

This Electrodynamic field generator that was used is of the pulsed power design with a much higher level of power compared to other pulse powered systems

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