The differences in performance between block fill and one company’s replacement fill are the focus of a case study focused on retrofit applications.

Cooling tower fill manufacturer Brentwood Industries responded to the COVID-19 outbreak in a statement.

Are you familiar with CTI STD-136, the material specification developed by the Cooling Tower Institute (CTI) for polymers utilized in cooling tower fill, drift eliminators and cellular louvers? If you’re not, you should be.

What are the effects of fouling on a fill, and what does it mean for overall cooling tower performance?

ClearSky improves cooling tower efficiency, conserves water and reduces unwanted water vapor plumes when integrated with Marley field-erected counterflow cooling towers.

Cooling towers are well suited for use in industrial, power generation and HVAC applications. Within these three broad categories and the many applications they encompass, cooling towers perform the same general function: They efficiently remove and reject heat from a process or building.

The TFC-200 provides a clean-in-place method to remove lime scale, debris and biological matter and restore the performance of cooling tower fill.

Tower fill cleaner removes lime scale, debris and biological matter.

Scale and debris in cooling tower fill decreases efficiency, drives up energy costs and increases potential health risks — but there is a solution.

Brentwood is a leading provider of thermoformed plastic solutions to a wide variety of consumer, manufacturing, and environmental industries. We supply custom and proprietary products of the highest quality and emphasize customer service, working closely with clients throughout the design, engineering, and manufacturing phases of each project to create targeted, tailored solutions.