Cooling towers systems can be constructed from several construction materials, such as concrete, fiberglass, galvanized steel, stainless steel and wood; each material presents its own advantages. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Cooling Tower Systems, Inc.
Macon, GA | 800-752-1905Our cooling towers are heat-transfer units, used to remove heat from any water cooled system. They aid in industries such as plastics, dry cleaning, and more, rely on cooling towers to remove heat from environment or equipment.
Whaley Products, Inc.
Burkburnett, TX | 940-503-1177We are committed to providing you with the best cooling towers on the market. Our towers have an induced draft counter flow design and we can engineer these product with either a side or bottom outlet based on your qualifications. You will not be upset with the products you receive from Whaley Products, Inc. Please give one of our representatives a call today to learn more information about our company.
EVAPCO, Inc.
Taneytown, MD | 410-756-2600With a wide range of nominal tonnage available plus your choice of five induced-draft, counterflow cooling towers; two designs of forced-draft, centrifugal-fan cooling towers; or one model of induce-draft, dual-cell cross flow cooling tower, EVAPCO can surely meet your needs. Our team is always committed to first class service, quality products and innovative thinking.
Furlong Industrial Systems, Inc.
Germantown, WI | 262-255-5611FURLONG INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, INC started out 21 years ago as a service provider of commercial cooling towers, evaporative cooling equipment, heat exchangers and filtration systems. We have evolved over the years to become a one stop shop for all of your cooling needs. And we love what we do!
Cold Shot Chillers
Houston, TX | 800-473-9178At Cold Shot Chillers, we create a number of chilling systems, including cooling towers. Our products are designed for durability and cost effectiveness. Our engineers can easily custom build any machine to fit the needs of a particular application.
Cooling Tower Systems - Cooling Tower Systems, Inc.Cooling tower system design is an integral part of providing cost, energy and performance efficiency for a particular cooling tower suited to an application. Factors taken into consideration during the engineering and design process include location, piping, electrical source, tonnage, seismic events, live load, and weather conditions.
Common applications of cooling towers systems include cooling the circulating water used in food processing plants, oil refineries, mold temperature controllers and chiller condensers as well as providing cooled air for air conditioning, electric power generation and manufacturing. Cooling tower systems serve wide-ranging industries including industrial, automotive, nuclear power, plastics, dry cleaning, petroleum refining, electrical generation and food processing. Cooling tower systems are generally cost-effective alternatives to other heat rejection devices and methods.
There are two main types of cooling tower systems: HVAC cooling towers and industrial cooling towers. HVAC cooling towers combine a water-cooled chiller, or condenser, with a cooling tower. The cooling tower functions to remove heat from the water-cooled chiller by evaporating a portion of working fluid, typically water, in order to cool the rest of the water stream.
Industrial cooling towers are heat rejection systems that are used for the cooling of water and other working fluids by means of removing process waste heat from the fluid. Industrial cooling towers are generally much larger and longer-lasting than HVAC cooling towers. Cooling tower systems produce airflow through four different methods; natural draft, which uses the buoyancy provided by a tall chimney structure; mechanical draft, in which a power-driven fan motor is used; induced draft, which places a fan at the discharge to pull air through the tower; and forced draft towers have fans located on the side of the cooling towers.
There are four main types of cooling tower systems are: counterflow, in which the air flow is directed opposite to the water flow; cross flow, in which the air flow is directed perpendicular to the water flow; open loop, the heated water is pumped into a tank at the top of the tower and water cascades down through a series of plates while cooling air is moving upwards; and closed loop, the cooling water is contained inside a closed tubing system and cooling occurs by running water over the tube housing the heated water.
