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How Cooling Towers Work and Types

How Cooling Towers Work and Types

Introduction

Cooling towers are heat rejection devices used to transfer waste heat to the atmosphere through the cooling of a water stream to a lower temperature. Understanding how cooling towers work and the different types available is essential for managing heat dissipation in various industrial and HVAC applications.

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How Cooling Towers Work

Cooling towers work by transferring heat from a water-cooled system to the atmosphere. Warm water from industrial processes or HVAC systems enters the cooling tower and is exposed to air, causing some of the water to evaporate and lowering the overall temperature of the remaining water. The cooled water is then circulated back into the system.

Types of Cooling Towers

  • Open Circuit Cooling Towers: Allow direct contact between air and the cooling water.
  • Closed Circuit Cooling Towers: Keep the cooling water separate from the air, using a heat exchanger to transfer heat.
  • Counterflow Cooling Towers: Air flows vertically upward, countering the downward flow of water.
  • Crossflow Cooling Towers: Air flows horizontally across the downward flow of water.
  • Natural Draft Cooling Towers: Use the natural draft of air to move air through the tower.
  • Forced Draft Cooling Towers: Use fans to force air through the tower.
  • Induced Draft Cooling Towers: Use fans to induce air up through the tower.

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