An engineering-economic study of cooling pond performance /

A procedure for predicting the temperature of a thermally loaded captive pond is presented. Using this information, the cooling pond is shown in a special case to have an economic advantage over a cooling tower and to be not much more expensive than a natural body (stream or ocean) of water. This, w...

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Main Authors: Hogan, William T
Corporate Authors: Littleton Research and Engineering Corp; United States. Environmental Protection Agency
Group Author: Liepins, A. A. Artis A; Reed, F. Everett, 1914
Published: Environmental Protection Agency, Research and Monitoring,
Publisher Address: Washington, DC :
Publication Dates: 1970.
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Series: Water pollution control research series
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Summary: A procedure for predicting the temperature of a thermally loaded captive pond is presented. Using this information, the cooling pond is shown in a special case to have an economic advantage over a cooling tower and to be not much more expensive than a natural body (stream or ocean) of water. This, with the ecological and recreational assets of a captive cooling pond, would seem to encourage their expanded use with large thermo-electric power plants.
Item Description: "Report date May 1970."
Carrier Form: xi, 172 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references.
Index Number: TJ403
CLC: TL503.91
Call Number: TL503.91/H714