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How Thermal Power can save 80% of water
An adiabatic cooling tower system can save great amounts of water at power plants compared to typical wet-type cooling towers. While there are challenges to implementation, understanding how these systems work and the benefits that can be captured with them will help decision-makers better evaluate their options. - Dr. Jagjit Singh
https://www.powermag.com/how-thermal-power-plants-can-save-80-of-their-water/
Article Published in Power Mag, USA
HOW THERMAL POWER PLANTS CAN SAVE 80% OF WATER?
Since most of the thermal power plants have cooling towers. So it is very easy to install the Adiabatic Cooling Tower in Parallel to the cooling tower. - Dr. Jagjit Singh
https://www.eawater.com/tech-2/how-thermal-power-plants-can-save-80-of-water/
Article Published in Everything About Water
Selection of Finned Surface Heat Exchangers - Selection of Surface Area
These are altitude (height), entering air temperature, pressure, and specific heat at which air is entering the heat exchanger.
https://ama-india.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Amai-Bulletin-April2021.pdf
Article Published in Amai-Buulletin
TECHNIQUES TO ‘SAVE WATER’ IN THE EXISTING COOLING TOWERS
we have great challenge of environment which needs to be taken care to avoid further damage to our ‘Great Mother Earth’.
https://www.eawater.com/tech-2/techniques-to-save-water-in-the-existing-cooling-towers/
Article Published in Everything About Water
Interview Printed in EAW Magazine Regarding Environment
It is all in the hands of human race, If we pledge and follow the steps of controlling the environment it will come back in a year
https://fliphtml5.com/iehzz/avgc/basic/51-100
Interview Published in Everything About Water
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DRINKING WATER, AIR LINK & POWER – ANY QUANTITY ANYWHERE IN INDIA
We can never have drinking water problems. The coastal line of India is 7516.6 Kms long.
https://www.eawater.com/tech-2/drinking-water-air-link-power-any-quantity-anywhere-in-india/
Article Published in Everything About Water