Cooling towers receive warm water returning from the process and evenly distributes it over the wet deck using its water distribution header and spray nozzles. The direct drive fan draws air from the inlet louvers, through the wet deck and out the top of the tower. The falling water and counter airflow causes a portion of the warm process water to evaporate. The small amount of water evaporation cools the remaining water.

  • Counter air flow design
  • Non-ferrous units to 270 tons
  • Long lasting, UV protected reinforced fiberglass shell
  • Simple maintenance and easy installation

Advantage fluid coolers are used in many process cooling applications as an alternative to traditional cooling towers. Fluid coolers provide a true closed loop system when fluid temperatures of 15°F above ambient are acceptable. Using these fluid coolers instead of a chiller, when ambient conditions allow, can extend chiller life by up to 50% and reduce energy consumption by as much as 80%.

  • Heavy gauge cabinet construction
  • Direct drive 1,140 RPM energy efficient fan motors
  • High efficiency cooling coil with copper tubes and aluminum fins
  • Single point electrical connection
  • Fan cycling based on fluid temperature

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Cooling Towers
Evaporative Cooling TowersUse the natural process of evaporation to dissipate heat
Fluid Coolers
Fluid CoolersUse ambient air to dissipate heat