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FAQ
What is a cooling tower?
A cooling tower is a heat rejection device that removes excess heat from water-cooled systems. It works by transferring waste heat into the atmosphere through water evaporation and air circulation.
How does a cooling tower work?
A water cooling tower circulates warm water from HVAC or industrial systems over fill material, where it comes into contact with airflow. Part of the water evaporates, cooling the remaining water, which is then returned to the system.
What are the applications of cooling towers?
Industrial cooling towers are widely used in power plants, refineries, and manufacturing facilities. In addition, HVAC cooling towers are essential in commercial buildings, hospitals, shopping malls, and data centers where large-scale air conditioning is required.
What are the maintenance requirements for cooling towers?
A cooling tower system requires regular maintenance to ensure efficiency and hygiene. This includes water treatment, inspection of fill materials, cleaning of nozzles, and monitoring fan operation to prevent scaling, corrosion, and bacterial growth.
What are the environmental impacts of cooling towers?
Modern cooling tower systems are designed to minimize environmental impact by reducing water consumption, improving energy efficiency, and controlling noise emissions. TongXing towers also comply with international environmental and safety standards.
What is the difference between cooling towers and chillers?
A cooling tower removes heat from water by evaporation and airflow, while a chiller directly cools water through a refrigeration cycle. In many HVAC systems, chillers and cooling towers work together—chillers cool the water, and towers remove the heat absorbed during the process.