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A Purdue University professor was granted a patent for heat exchanger technology that he says will improve the thermal performance of evaporative water cooling towers.
Whether packaged, modular units or field-erected, multi-cell towers, cooling towers designed for industrial process applications deliver effective evaporative cooling.
Work produces heat, and excess heat is one of the biggest banes of industrial processes. To reduce heat in these facilities, protect equipment and improve productivity, facility managers resort to all sorts of cooling methods. One of these is evaporative cooling.
Combining traditional air cooling and closed-loop evaporative cooling, hybrid air coolers offer a reliable, effective cooling method for a range of industrial applications “on nature’s terms.”
SPX Cooling Technologies Inc. is commemorating the 100th anniversary of its Marley brand evaporative cooling towers and components. The company will celebrate this milestone throughout 2022 with a company timeline, video history and events.
In processes where variations in temperature or humidity cause dimensional changes to the materials or equipment involved, an evaporative cooling system can help control those conditions.
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.
1/2 NPT atomizing spray nozzle provides a full-cone spray pattern for pressurized liquids. Suited for cooling, cleaning, washing, rinsing and dust-suppression applications, the FullStream has a vaneless, tangential flow design.