Principle
In cross flow cooling tower, water is falling from above, the air and water are flow in vertical way. Because heat dissipation material is closed to the collection basin, the advantage is reducing water falling noise. Cross flow type usually used in square cooling tower, but the structure is fixed with large amount of iron piece, so it cost higher than round cooling tower.
Characteristic
Principle
In counter flow cooling tower, cooling air and water flow are in opposite direction, for this reason, it can reach maximum area of dissipation. It commonly used in round cooling tower, and also used in square cooling tower in some case.
Characteristic
Advantage of HONMING Closed Circuit Cooling Tower
As their name implies, natural draft cooling towers rely on natural convection to circulate air throughout the tower, which then cools the water. Air movement occurs due to differences in density between the entering air and the internal air within the tower. Warm, moist air, which is denser than cool air, will naturally rise through the tower, while the dry, cool air from outside will fall, creating a constant cycle of airflow.
Unlike natural draft cooling towers, mechanical draft cooling towers employ fans or other mechanics to circulate air through the tower. Common fans used in these towers include propeller fans and centrifugal fans. Mechanical draft towers are more effective than natural draft towers, and can even be located inside a building with the proper exhaust system. However, they consume more power than natural draft cooling towers and cost more to operate as a result.
There are two types of mechanical draft cooling towers:
A. Crossflow Towers
In a crossflow tower, air flows horizontally through the cooling tower’s structure while hot water flows downward from distribution basins. Crossflow towers can be as tall as counterflow towers, but they’re also more prone to freezing and are less efficient.
B. Counterflow Cooling Towers
This type of cooling tower moves air upward through the tower while water flows downward to cool the air. These towers are often more compact in footprint than crossflow towers and can save energy in the long run.
Cooling towers can differ by build as well as heat transfer and air generation methods. When it comes to cooling tower build, there is the: