Name: 16-13: CDF Modeling Of Wind And Velocity & Direction On Exit Air In Performance
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16-13: CDF Modeling Of Wind And Velocity & Direction On Exit Air In PerformanceThe induced draft wet cooling tower performance is highly affected due to recirculation of saturated exit air from the cooling tower. The impact of wind velocity and wind direction further degrades the predicted performance of cooling tower. This paper covers the volumetric multi fluid analyses using CFD modeling modeling in 18 back to back cells of 14 meter x 14 meter cooling tower in three different possible orientation like parallel, perpendicular

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