SHI Lei1, LI Xing2, ZHOU Yun-shan2, et al. WHOLE PLANT NUMERICAL SIMULATION FOR ASSESSING PERFORMANCE OF DIRECT AIR COOLING CONDENSER[J]. Thermal power generation, 2008, (3): 18-21.
SHI Lei1, LI Xing2, ZHOU Yun-shan2, et al. WHOLE PLANT NUMERICAL SIMULATION FOR ASSESSING PERFORMANCE OF DIRECT AIR COOLING CONDENSER[J]. Thermal power generation, 2008, (3): 18-21. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.2008.03.005.
The main factor affecting the heat-exchanging performance of direct air cooling condenser is backflow or recirculation of the hot air resulted from the ambient strong wind. A mathematical model of flow and heat transfer in direct air cooling condenser for a 135 MW unit has been established. By using a heat transfer software Fluent
the numerical simulation of direct air cooling condenser's performance under condition under turbine rated load (TRL) in summer has been carried out
i.e. the velocity field and temperature field of air outside the air cooling condenser have been simulated
analyzed
and studied
providing with help of optimizing design of the direct air cooling system.