Help me solve a math problem
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The reservoir volume of the circulating water cooling system of this unit (4 cooling towers, 2 circulation water pumps with a capacity of 300 M3/H) is 200 M3. The cooling effect is such that at an air temperature of 0 degrees, the temperature of the circulating water is 10 degrees. What would be the cooling effect if the reservoir volume were increased to 300 M3?
The cooling of circulating water relies mainly on cooling towers, which reduce the water temperature through heat exchange with air currents; it seems to have little to do with the volume of the circulating water tank
The cooling capacity of the circulating water is related to the tower and not much to the size of the circulating water tank. However, increasing the storage capacity of the tank provides a buffer for the time it takes for the recycled water to reach the tower, which can relatively improve the cooling capacity of the tower, though the effect is not very significant.
Increasing the size of the pool doesn’t help much. Cooling is mainly related to the capacity of the water tower fan.
The pool acts as a buffer! If it is too small, water will overflow when the machine stops, and there won’t be enough water when it starts up; be careful that the pump draws in air. As mentioned above, it is the cooling tower that serves to reduce temperature!