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- Case Study - Roosecote Power Station
- Roosecote Power Station was opened as a joint venture between Asea Brown Boveri ABB and Lakeland Power. Gas turbine combined cycle systems exhibit significant efficiency advantages over other means of generation. A gas/air mixture is burned to power the turbine and this air has to be aspirated from the external...
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- Case Study - Kvaerner Energy
- This case study describes about Kvaerner Energy. To maintain its position in this highly competitive field, the company has brought a considerable proportion of its design activities in-house to improve its products and services still further. Gas Turbines utilize large volumes of air and are highly vulnerable to contaminants in...
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- Case Study - Drax Power Station
- Drax power station, Western Europe's largest coal-fired station has 12 natural draught cooling towers each measuring 84m in diameter and 115m high. Some fine silt, always enters the cooling towers and, due to the media fitted to three of the 12 towers, these three towers have progressively blocked. These blockages...
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- FANdek Evaporative Cooling System
- FANdek increases capacity of air cooled heat exchangers during hot summer months by lowering the ambient air temperature through the natural process of evaporative cooling. The temperature of the air used to dissipate heat from air cooled heat exchangers greatly impacts the performance of the underlying system. Munters FANdek is...
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- Pre-Cooling of Gas Turbines - Evaporative Cooling
- The basic idea behind Munters PreCooler technology is the increase of the combustion air density by reduction of the combustion air temperature - through adiabatic cooling. The PreCooler Systems are equipped with high efficiency cooling media, either CELdek evaporative cooling pad or the non-flammable GLASdek evaporative cooling pad. The water...
- White papers
- Pre-Cooling of Gas Turbines - Cooling Via Fogging
- The basic idea behind this technology is to achieve an evaporative cooling effect by producing fine water droplets with an average droplet size of around 20 micron. Fogging systems can be designed to produce droplets of variable sizes, depending on the desired evaporation time and surrounding climate. The fogging droplets...
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- Case Study: Savannah Electric
- Savannah Electric Company, a division of Southern Company Services, the largest electricity producer in the United States, has installed Munters TURBOdek evaporative cooling on eight turbines at its McIntosh plant in Rincon, Ga. Munters TURBOdek increases turbine output by cooling the inlet air. Cooler air is more dense, providing a...
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- Evaporative Cooling Systems: Gas Turbine Applications
- Cooler air, being denser, gives your turbine a higher mass flow rate and pressure ratio, resulting in an increase in power output and efficiency. Increasing the water vapor in the air stream tends to lower the amount of oxides of nitrogen produced in the combustion process. It has been determined...
- White papers 2001-07-09
- TURBOfog: Fogging Systems for Gas Turbine Applications
- Munters TURBOfog systems utilize pumps and nozzles to atomize water into small droplets and distribute them in the inlet air stream where they rapidly evaporate, cooling the air. In today's electric power environment of high demand and tight supply, the laws of nature conspire to reduce gas turbine output just...
- White papers 2003-05-08
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- Republicans cooled at national convention events.(Munters Moisture Control Services provides air conditioning for Republican National Convention)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- The Engineers Armory in Philadelphia played host to two Republican National Convention events sponsored by the American Gas Association: Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott's American Bandstand and America's Energy Texas Barbecue. Unfortunately, the 42,000-sq.-ft. facility, built in 1916, had no HVAC system. Munters...
- Research articles 2000-11-01
- Munters awarded government contract.(supplier news)
- The Moisture Control Services division of Munters received a U.S. General Services Administration contract to provide disaster restoration services to government facilities worldwide. The GSA is a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. The five-year...
- Research articles 2008-03-01
- PrimeLearning.com Chosen by Munters Corporation as Its eLearning Provider; Munters Cites Proven Ability to Partner as a Major Selection Criterion
- Business Editors, High-Tech Writers STAMFORD, Conn.--BUSINESS WIRE--Feb. 13, 2001 Munters Corporation, the world leader in humidity control, has chosen PrimeLearning.com, a leading provider of corporate business skills eLearning solutions for the corporate training market and American Management Association AMA, to implement an integrated training solution utilizing the Prime...
- Research articles 2001-02-13
- Munters Lands Order for Dehumidification of Nuclear Reactors
- Business Editors & Environment Editors STOCKHOLM, Sweden--BUSINESS WIRE--Dec. 19, 2001 Ontario Power Generation OPG, one of North America's largest power producers, has purchased 12 customized dehumidification systems from Munters for removing heavy water from the reactor buildings of the Pickering Nuclear Power Station. Heavy water is a...
- Research articles 2001-12-19
- Nancy J. Banks: an hvac role model for women. (heating, ventilating and air conditioning industry; Munters DryCool engineering manager develops desiccant dehumidification system)
- Heating, ventilating and air conditioning hvac contractor Munters DryCool's Nancy J. Banks was able to develop a desiccant dehumidification system to alleviate the humidity problems plaguing a West Palm Beach, FL, hotel. Banks, who is Munters' engineering manager, determined that the hotel's outside air system was capable of controlling temperature...
- Research articles 1995-05-22
- Munters Receives Intel's Preferred Quality Supplier Award
- SOLLENTUNA, Sweden -- Munters (STO:MTRS) was named a recipient of Intel Corporation's Preferred Quality Supplier PQS award for outstanding performance in providing products and services deemed essential to Intel's success.
- Research articles 2007-04-02
- Munters AB wins EUR2.5m pre-cooling systems order from Siemens
- NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-18 February 2005-Munters AB wins EUR2.5m pre-cooling systems order from SiemensC1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com
- Research articles 2005-02-18
- Swedish humidity control provider Munters AB signs framework contract with Siemens Power Generation
- NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-20 June 2007-Swedish humidity control provider Munters AB signs framework contract with Siemens Power GenerationC1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com
- Research articles 2007-06-20
- A&P/Waldbaum's Supermarket: Capstone 60 With Desiccant Unit
- This presentation describes usage of CHP in Supermarkets. Its peak is 400-600 kW for a typical store. Desiccant dehumidification is widely used in supermarkets. The CHP System consists of Capstone 60 KW Microturbine, Nat. gas compressor scroll, Unifin heat exchanger and hot water coils installed in Munters unit. Munters HVAC...
- White papers 2004-01-21
- Custom-air-handler brochure.(Free Literature)
- The Munters Integrated Custom Air Handler ICA provides desiccant-dehumidification capability fbr building and industrial-process conditions as rigorous as -70 F dewpoint. The ... The Munters Integrated Custom Air Handler ICA provides desiccant-dehumidification capability fbr building and industrial-process conditions as rigorous as -70...
- Research articles 2004-01-01
- Exhaust fans. (Focus on Flowmeters).
- Munters Corporation HumiCool Division offers an exhaust fan for applications requiring high airflow capacity. Suitable for agricultural exhaust applications in poultry, swine and cattle houses, the fan's test chamber has been built according to ANSI/AMCA 21085 Figure 15 specifications. Construction details and air-tightness have been ...
- Research articles 2002-06-01
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