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    The document discusses cooling towers and their components. It describes a fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) counterflow cooling tower for a power plant in Izmir, Turkey. General principles of cooling towers are explained, noting they reject waste heat through evaporation and heat transfer. Details are provided about cooling tower basins, including typical depths, their role in sediment collection, and methods to reduce sludge buildup. A comparison of counterflow and crossflow cooling tower designs is presented. The document concludes with sections on fan systems and double cooling towers used at a power plant in Izmir.

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    The document discusses cooling towers and their components. It describes a fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) counterflow cooling tower for a power plant in Izmir, Turkey. General principles of cooling towers are explained, noting they reject waste heat through evaporation and heat transfer. Details are provided about cooling tower basins, including typical depths, their role in sediment collection, and methods to reduce sludge buildup. A comparison of counterflow and crossflow cooling tower designs is presented. The document concludes with sections on fan systems and double cooling towers used at a power plant in Izmir.

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    Cenk Industry A.S.: Izmir Power Plant FRP Structure Counter Flow Cooling Tower

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    Mohan Varkey
    The document discusses cooling towers and their components. It describes a fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) counterflow cooling tower for a power plant in Izmir, Turkey. General principles of cooling towers are explained, noting they reject waste heat through evaporation and heat transfer. Details are provided about cooling tower basins, including typical depths, their role in sediment collection, and methods to reduce sludge buildup. A comparison of counterflow and crossflow cooling tower designs is presented. The document concludes with sections on fan systems and double cooling towers used at a power plant in Izmir.

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    CENK INDUSTRY A.S.

    IZMIR POWER PLANT FRP STRUCTURE COUNTER FLOW COOLING TOWER

    FRP TOWERS

    FRP COLUMNS FRP BRACES FRP DISTRIBUTION PIPES

    POWER PLANT COOLING

    SEYITOMER POWER PLANT TIMBER STRUCTURE COUNTERFLOW COOLING TOWER

    GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOLING TOWERS

    Cooling towers reject waste heat from the system.Wet towers manage cooling by means of evaporation and sensible heat transfer where dry coolers do by means of contact transfer.

    COOLING TOWER BASIN

    Cooling towers have a storage volume which named cold water basin.Basin depths change from 30cm to 600cm depending on storage demand.Basins are working as a sediment pool.This causes sludge by collecting dust from the air and from circulating water of cooling tower.To remove the sludge from basin botton is pretty hard after a while.There are a few methods to reduce the sludge.One is to give slope to the basin towards suction pool.One is to use side stream filters.The other is to use pressured water in the botton of pool.

    Comparison of counter flow and cross flow cooling towers

    Comparison1

    Comparison2

    FAN SYSTEM

    DOUBLE TOWER

    IZMIR

    POWER PLANT

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