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11-03: The Cost Of Noise IIThis is a follow on to the Cost of Noise paper presented in 2008 (TP08 16). The 2008 paper was focused on how noise affected project cost as a function of reduced far field noise, for a static heat exchanger design. However, there is a second component that an air cooled heat exchanger designer must take into account when looking at noise; specifically, how to balance the cost of the air cooler metallurgy and design pressure with site noise

The chemical testing performed then becomes a check on the control

and users of cooling towers

in the rental market a single cooling tower will be utilized in various applications

building plants at low cost has been the priority rather than the performance

the concentrations of organic matter (B

System capabilities

it is possible to prevent windmilling and provide secondary benefits that reduce installation and maintenance costs

CFD was used to show that the large fan design virtually eliminates hot air recirculation compared to 5% to 35% recirculation rates of traditional small fan designs

very few spray systems are presently in use

The deterioration of concrete cooling towers and the cost of repairing

but seldom purchased primarily because of high overall costs

This paper addresses a solution to this problem encompassing initial ideas

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