A cooling tower
Description
A cooling tower is a heat rejection device, which extracts waste heat to the atmosphere through the cooling of a water stream to a lower temperature. Generally, evaporative cooling systems can achieve lower re-cooled water temperatures and a lower condenser vacuum than dry cooling systems. In counterflow cooling towers air travels upward through the filler or tube bundles, opposite to the downward motion of the water. In cross-flow cooling towers air moves horizontally through the filler as the water moves downward. DCM™ offers both cross-flow induced draft and counter flow induced draft cooling towers with a wide range of cooling capacities that covers till 1250 TR.A cooling tower