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What should be noted when reviewing the design of the circulating water cooling system?
1. Cooling tower 1.1 Location: On the downwind side of the main buildings and power distribution facilities in the plant area, with respect to the dominant winter wind direction; The upwind side of the prevailing wind direction for dust pollution sources throughout the year ; Stay away from open heat sources ; The distance between towers and between these structures and buildings should meet the requirements related to ventilation, explosion prevention, fire protection, maintenance, and construction of the towers. Note: The maintenance and construction requirements mentioned here refer not only to those for the tower itself, but also to those for adjacent equipment and buildings. It is also necessary to ensure that future expansion of industrial and commercial enterprises is not hindered. 1.2 Noise. Special attention should be paid to staying away from devices and areas sensitive to noise. Such as analysis laboratories, living areas, residential zones, office areas, etc. Avoid the situation where the laboratory claims the data is inaccurate, local residents come by, workers cannot rest properly, and managers become frustrated at work! Or, low-noise equipment, noise reduction measures, and improvements to the water distribution and collection systems can be used to reduce noise. 1.3 There are too many; I won’t write them anymore. Specifically, refer to the \"Design Code for Industrial Circulating Water.\" At the same time, give priority to considering one’s own actual situation and the details of practical application.
I’m not familiar with cooling towers either; I need to learn about them.
Pay special attention to the excess headroom for temperature reduction – it is easy to meet the production requirements when temperatures are low in winter, but even when outdoor temperatures exceed 40 degrees in summer, the requirement for temperature reduction still needs to be satisfied! I have encountered a similar problem with cooling towers installed in autumn; the inspection showed no issues, but problems arose the following summer!