Cooling tower type

• The air conditioning cooling tower provides air conditioning and is a fiberglass structure that can provide cooling for larger buildings such as hospitals, schools, and some offices.

• Ceramic cooling towers have a very attractive appearance, but are usually more expensive than other cooling towers.

• The chiller cooling tower is a complementary means of eliminating waste heat, which is a by-product of many processes that require the use of air and liquid cooling systems.

• Closed-loop cooling towers are cooling towers where air does not directly contact cooling water or other fluids.

• The design of the cooling tower determines the cost, performance and efficiency.

• Cooling tower manufacturers are companies that manufacture equipment for cooling fluids.

• Cooling tower systems (sometimes called heat sinks) cool water and other fluids by removing heat from the fluid.

• Countercurrent cooling towers contain opposite air and water flows. The air flow moves upward, and the water flow moves downward.

• Cross-flow cooling towers contain vertical air and water flows. The air flow is horizontal, and the water flows vertically downward.

• Disinfection cooling towers are used in drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities to help eliminate bacteria, chemicals and other impurities in the water.

• An evaporative cooling tower is a heat-absorbing device that utilizes the evaporation of a small amount of working fluid (usually water) to transfer heat to the moving airflow in order to cool the remaining water flow to near the temperature of the wet bulb air, which is the design temperature measurement reflection The required water vapor content in the cooling tower.

• The glass fiber cooling tower has excellent weather resistance, so it can be used in harsh environmental conditions. These cooling towers also provide good corrosion resistance, which is still advantageous in applications such as water treatment, where the cooling tower will be exposed to chemicals.

• HVAC cooling towers combine water-cooled chillers or condensers with cooling towers.

• Hyperbolic cooling tower refers to the specific design and construction style of a cooling tower that utilizes a hyperbolic structure plan that inherently generates natural draught and uses evaporation to cool water and other fluids.

• Industrial cooling towers are heat removal systems used to cool water and other working fluids by discharging process waste heat from the fluid to the atmosphere.

• Mechanical ventilation cooling towers include: forced ventilation towers, which contain side fans that force air through the system; and induced ventilation cooling towers, which contain overhead fans that pass air through the system. Mechanically ventilated cooling towers are commonly used in smaller cooling tower systems.

• Naturally ventilated cooling towers do not use fans, but rely on the buoyancy of exhaust gas and natural wind to pass air through the system. Naturally ventilated cooling towers are used in applications involving large amounts of water, such as power plants.

• An open-circuit cooling tower is a cooling tower in which water is distributed inside and in direct contact with incoming air.

• A water cooling tower is a basic cooling system used to cool water by contact with airflow. Applications that use water cooling towers include air conditioning and water/wastewater