1. Condenser issues
In power generation units using a water-steam cycle, the condenser
is the device designed to constitute the cold source of the thermodynamic
cycle. The steam that has worked in the turbine is condensed by exchange
in contact with a bundle of tubes through which cooling water circulates
(surface condenser
[B 1 540]
). The cooling water is taken from a river
or the sea (open circuit), or is itself cooled by atmospheric air
in an air cooler before being reused (closed circuit).
To ensure the production unit's efficiency, the temperature of
the condensed water (and consequently its saturated steam pressure)
is kept as low as possible, taking into account...
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Condenser issues