Cooling Towers

Cooling Towers are specialized heat rejection devices used to remove excess heat from operations or building systems in industrial and commercial environments. They work on the evaporative cooling concept, in which water is pumped through the tower and exposed to ambient air. Water absorbs heat from the process or system as it evaporates, cooling it down. The cooled water is then recirculated, while the heated air is sent into the atmosphere. Cooling towers are critical for maintaining appropriate temperatures in power plants, HVAC systems, industrial processes, and other applications that require heat dispersion. Cooling Towers are classified into three types: natural draught, forced draught, and induced draught, each with its own set of design characteristics and advantages.