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Recovering Water from Cooling Towers: A modular and scalable dual-retrofit solution
This study presents a modular, dual-retrofit solution for enhancing water recovery from cooling tower exhaust. The proposed system integrates upstream sensible cooling of the condenser inlet water and downstream vapor recovery using a novel condensation surface. Experimental methodology isolated the
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