A Technological System for Using Waste Warm Water from Energy Facilities for Effective Agriculture
Abstract
The waste warm waters from power plants, owing to their temperature regime (25–38°C) and the volumes of discharge, allow for their use for heating of open ground areas in agriculture. Underground heating by such water is a new, special heat and irrigation method which enables not only purposeful regulation of temperature conditions of the crop growing environment, but also dissipates heat in the soil, thus cooling the water for its reuse. This makes it possible to reduce the thermal pollution of water sources.
© 2022 Vasil Turcheniuk, Anatoliy Rokochinskiy, Lyudmyla Kuzmych, Pavlo Volk, Roman Koptyuk, published by Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Hydro-Engineering
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