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It is important to remember that not all cooling towers are right for all applications, as the different types of towers mentioned above illustrate. All of the cooling towers will have some similar components though. These include the fill, nozzles, water, and blowers. Different types of cooling towers may have some slightly different features based on just how they work though.

There are a number of different types of cooling towers available, so finding the one that is right for your need should be possible. A crossflow cooling tower allows the water to flow vertically through the fill, while the air flows horizontally. In this type of system, the air does not have to pass through the distribution system. Counterflow cooling towers have the air flow upward to counter the water that is flowing down into the fill. Induced draft cooling towers have fans mounted to the top of the unit. They pull air through the fill media. In a forced draft unit, blowers based at the air inlet’s base are pushing the air.

A cooling tower is a type of heat exchanger. It brings water and air into contact with one another as a means to reduce the temperature of the water. When this happens, some of the water is evaporated, which reduces the temperature of the water circulating through the tower. Having a cooling tower on hand helps to ensure production can continue even when it is hot out thanks to the additional cooling capacity they can provide. They are also a great idea for helping to provide additional cooling during an emergency.

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