Adiabatic cooling is an eons-old method of cooling spaces using the absorption of heat by water as it changes phase from a liquid to a vapor. Ancient Egyptians took advantage of this method by hanging wet cloths in the openings of their living quarters and letting the dry desert air pass through to provide a cooling effect.

The three layers of the TriArmor System —G-235 galvanized steel, a thermosetting hybrid polymer baked onto the galvanized steel and a polyurethane barrier — form a bond to protect against leaks and corrosion resistance. 

The water-saving design of Model HXV makes it suited for applications where water is scarce or expensive, or plume is a concern. 

A webinar series focused on industrial and HVAC evaporative cooling is being offered by SPX Cooling Technologies.

As the number of data centers in the United States increases, the need to efficiently cooling those systems does as well. The computer power within the data systems generates heat, making cooling a building system requirement.

With our Process Cooling 2020 index, you can revisit articles from this past year at a glance as we head into 2021.

It is a common question during the early design phase of most large mechanical systems: “Is open-loop or closed-loop cooling equipment better suited for this project?”

Evaporative cooling towers for refineries, power plants and process cooling facilities, among other locations, are the focus of a webinar series from SPX Cooling Technologies.

Factory engineered, mounted, piped and wired for open cooling towers, Smart Shield can be used to protect evaporative cooling water applications.