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Understanding Closed Loop Cooling Water Systems
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| In it's most basic form, a
closed loop cooling system consists of four elements:
The pump / control system circulates a heat transfer fluid through the conduit system that captures the heat rpoduced by the heat load. The pump transports the fluid to the heat exchanger where it is dissipated by one of several possible cooling methods, i.e., ambient air cooling, evaporative cooling or refrigeration, Superior considers several factors when designing an industrial
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Calculating Heat Load
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| To design an industrial
cooling system, the heat load must be determined. Total head load is
expressed in BTUH, or British Thermal units per Hour.
British Thermal unit (BTU) - Energy required to raise the temperature of one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit. Total Heat Load can be calculated by using the following heat transfer formula: BTUH = 500 X Temperature Rise X Flow This formula is valid for water as a coolant. For any other liquid, correct with the specific heat and gravity. | |
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