Cooling Towers and Chilled Water Systems: Design, Operation, and Economic Analysis is a guide to the design and operation of cooling systems within high temperature settings. The book presents various strategies to increase the turndown of cooling towers and chilled water systems and provides a toolkit for engineers to determine the use of variable frequency drivers. A guide to equipment selection for optimal design during the detailed engineering phase is provided, ensuring the reader is able to comply with the project specification within budget. Sections discuss various systems, circuits and processes for cooling tower and chiller systems before detailing design principles. Operational and control strategies are then discussed before a thorough analysis of economic factors, making this book idea for professional engineers, graduate students and researchers working in high-temperature settings, such as power generation or chemical plants.
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Dimensions: 216 x 276mm
Publication Date: 21 Oct 2024
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9780323909778
About Ricardo de Freitas Fernandes Pontes
Dr. Pontes career started as a chemical engineer at the Universidade de São Paulo (USP) when he started working for the research and development department of Ultragaz. In 2000 he returned to USP to start his Masters degree in chemical engineering which he concluded in 2002. He then went to work as a project engineer working for Exen while simultaneously started his Doctors degree. From 2010 to 2014 Dr. Pontes went to work for Pöyry also as a project engineer. In 2014 Dr. Pontes worked for American Process where he left in 2016 to return to his academic career at Universidade Mackenzie. Later in that same year Dr. Pontes moved to Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP) lecturing courses on Process Simulation and Chemical Industry Projects. In 2018 he received a grant from FAPESP for his research project on the Optimal Synthesis of Cooling Water Systems.