Cooling Towers

Why Cross Flow is the Right Fit for These Applications Application Primary Reason for Choosing Cross Flow Large HVAC Systems Ease of Maintenance & Low Pumping Energy Power Generation Large Capacity & Durability Heavy Industry Clog Resistance & Robustness General Manufacturing Reliability & Operational Cost Savings In essence, the cross flow cooling tower is the preferred […]

1. HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) for Large Buildings This is one of the most common applications. 2. Power Generation Both conventional and renewable power plants require massive heat rejection. 3. Heavy and General Industry This is a broad category where reliability is paramount. 4. Manufacturing and Process Cooling This covers a wide range […]

Visualizing the Flow with the Parts To understand how these parts work together, let’s follow the paths of water and air: Water Path (Falls Vertically): Air Path (Flows Horizontally, then Up):

Major Applications of Cross Flow Cooling Towers A cross flow cooling tower is a type of heat rejection device where air flows horizontally across the falling water (which moves vertically). This design is efficient, accessible for maintenance, and relatively quiet, making it popular in many industries. Here are the major applications of cross flow cooling […]

Major Parts of a Cross Flow Cooling Tower 1. Structure and Casing 2. Cold Water Basin (Sump) 3. Water Distribution System This is a defining feature of cross flow design. 4. Fill (or Packing) 5. Air Inlet Louvers 6. Drift Eliminators 7. Fan and Drive Assembly 8. Mechanical Equipment Support