Round cooling towers, also known as bottle-type cooling towers, are a common type of cooling system designed to cool industrial process water, utilizing a round or bottle-like shape to distribute airflow evenly and efficiently.
Key Features and Characteristics:
The round shape facilitates even airflow distribution, and the towers are designed for induced draft counter-flow operation, meaning air flows upwards in a counterflow direction to the water flowing downwards.
They are often made of materials like FRP (fiberglass reinforced plastic) for durability and corrosion resistance. Round cooling towers, also known as bottle-type cooling towers, are a common type of cooling system designed to cool industrial process water, utilizing a round or bottle-like shape to distribute airflow evenly and efficiently.
Key Features and Characteristics:
Shape and Function:
The round shape facilitates even airflow distribution, and the towers are designed for induced draft counter-flow operation, meaning air flows upwards in a counterflow direction to the water flowing downwards.
Materials:
They are often made of materials like FRP (fiberglass reinforced plastic) for durability and corrosion resistance.
Water Distribution:
Hot water enters at the bottom and is distributed evenly by rotating sprinklers or perforated branch pipes.
Cooling Process:
The water flows as a thin film through the fill (usually PVC honeycomb) where it comes into direct contact with the ambient air, facilitating heat exchange and cooling.
Applications:
Round cooling towers are used in various applications, including refrigeration, HVAC, process cooling, and industrial and manufacturing structures.
Advantages:
They offer efficient cooling, compact design for space-saving, low maintenance, and can be designed to minimize drift losses.
Industrial Applications:
They are suitable for cooling industrial recycled process water, cooling water from 50 degrees to a temperature that is 4 degrees plus the prevailing wet bulb temperature of the region.
Hot water enters at the bottom and is distributed evenly by rotating sprinklers or perforated branch pipes.
The water flows as a thin film through the fill (usually PVC honeycomb) where it comes into direct contact with the ambient air, facilitating heat exchange and cooling.
Round cooling towers are used in various applications, including refrigeration, HVAC, process cooling, and industrial and manufacturing structures.
They offer efficient cooling, compact design for space-saving, low maintenance, and can be designed to minimize drift losses.
They are suitable for cooling industrial recycled process water, cooling water from 50 degrees to a temperature that is 4 degrees plus the prevailing wet bulb temperature of the region.
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