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\title{Study on heat and moisture exchange characteristics of counter-flow wet
seawater shower cooling tower}



\author[1]{He-gang Zhu}%
\author[1]{Xiao-ni Qi}%
\author[1]{Xiao-hang Qu}%
\author[1]{Xiao-chen Hou}%
\author[1]{qianjin guo}%
\author[1]{Yang Yu}%
\affil[1]{Shandong University of Technology}%


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  \date{May 07, 2024}


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Cooling tower is an important part of circulating cooling water system.
This paper studies the counter-flow wet seawater shower cooling tower,
establishes and verifies the detailed thermal performance calculation
model. The influences of salinity, inlet velocity and droplet diameter
on cooling efficiency, heat dissipation, gas-phase thermal efficiency
and exergy efficiency were analyzed. The results showed that the cooling
efficiency, exergy efficiency, gas-phase thermal efficiency and heat
dissipation of the upper jet column were 15.59\%, 4.89\%, 8.62\% and
34.58\% higher than those of the lower jet column, respectively. With
the increase of droplet diameter, decreased by 38.76\%, \emph{Q}
decreased by 78.11\%, decreased by 26.30\% and decreased by 33.53\%
under standard salinity conditions. Under high salinity conditions, is
reduced by 35.1\%, is reduced by 17.16\% and is reduced by 30.55\%.With
the increase of air velocity, increased by 13.76\%, \emph{Q} increased
by 22.44\%, decreased by 6.66\%and decreased by less than 2\% under the
standard salt condition.Under high salinity conditions, compared with
the standard salinity, the average reduction of is 2.96\%, the average
reduction of is 1.63\% and the average reduction of is 2.73\%. Through
the optimization analysis of seawater cooling tower, it is obvious that
selecting the best operating conditions can improve the heat and
moisture exchange characteristics of seawater cooling tower.%
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