Method and means for the cooling of heat generating industrial operations
OwnerAvraham Melamedinventor
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Abstract
A heat generating industrial operation is cooled by means of an aqueous brine of a concentration of 20-35% by weight. The brine is flown in closed cycle between a heat exchanger of said operation and a cooling pond in which the desired brine concentration is maintained.
Claims8
A method of cooling a heat generating industrial operation comprising establishing in said operation a cooling system of a metal or alloy corrodible by water and dilute aqueous saline solutions, further establishing a cooling pond holding a body of an aqueous saline solution of a concentration of 20 to 35% by weight and flowing brine in closed circuit between said pond and cooling system.
A heat producing industrial plant comprising a cooling system of a metal or alloy corrodible by water and a dilute saline solution, and associated therewith a pond holding an aqueous brine of a concentration of 20-35% by weight, means being provided for flowing said brine in closed cycle between said pond and cooling system.
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