Part IV: Using the Affinity Laws to calculate evaporative cooling tower efficiency
The most important caveat when applying the Affinity Laws is that they assume no change in efficiency.
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September 29, 2015 Part IV: Using the Affinity Laws to calculate evaporative cooling tower efficiency
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July 14, 2015 Part II: How changes in flow rate affect cooling tower efficiency
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July 13, 2015 Quiz Corner: Which actions are relevant to an energy conservation program?
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Part II: How changes in flow rate affect cooling tower efficiency
For every percent the rotation changes, theoretically the flow changes the same amount.
Quiz Corner: Which actions are relevant to an energy conservation program?
Starting or restarting an energy conservation program can seem overwhelming — especially in an environment where energy prices are low or falling.
Kaman Launches Operating Unit for Automation, Control & Energy Management
Kaman Distribution has formed a new operating unit named Kaman Automation, Control & Energy, providing industrial solutions to original equipment manufacturers, industrial production plants and infrastructure …
EPA Names Top 5 Energy Star Cities
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a list of U.S. metropolitan areas with the most Energy Star certified buildings in 2012.
Reduce Your Pump Load By 20% to Earn 50% In Energy Savings
Did you know that reducing a fan or pump operating load by 20 percent can result in up to 50 percent energy savings? Well, according to Rockwell Automation, that’s the way it is, and the company is offering Energy Savings Calculators on its website to help show you just how much you can save by optimizing your pump and fan operation.