HTRI parameter translation: Number of bays in parallel
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This post was last edited by iris*ngly on 2010-5-31 15:26. Number of bays in parallel, number of bundles in parallel, number of tubepasses per bundle – how should “bays” be translated?
bundle: bundle; tubepass: pipe routine; bay: compartment; FYI: for your information
I’m not sure if my understanding is correct. In the calculations for air coolers, \"bay\" refers to the number of devices connected in parallel; \"bundles\" indicates how many tube banks are connected in parallel for each device; and \"tubepass\" denotes the number of passes per tube bank
Air cooler terminology, one span. Can HTRI be considered air-cooled?
yes 4# dynsim
My understanding is as follows: How many air-cooler units are there in a group of air coolers? How many tube bundles does one air-cooler unit have? How many flow paths are there in one tube bundle? An air-cooler unit consists of one fan connected to several tube bundles; generally, horizontal air coolers have either one or two tube bundles per unit, and I have never seen any with three tube bundles. For Type A inclined-top air coolers used in power plants, each unit has one to four tube bundles per side.