Circular cooling tower

Circular cooling towers are devices that use the contact between water and air to achieve cooling effects, widely used in industrial production, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems. With its efficient cooling performance, excellent corrosion resistance, and aesthetic design, circular cooling towers have become the preferred equipment in many industrial and refrigeration air conditioning systems.

Key Features:

1. Structural Characteristics: Circular cooling towers are typically made of fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP), known for its high strength, strong aging resistance, corrosion resistance, and lightweight. The glossy surface coating is bright and resistant to fading. The compact design of the tower body ensures good heat dissipation, easy maintenance, and long service life.

2. Filling Material: Circular cooling towers often use modified PVC double-directional embossed wave plates or oblique ladder wave plates as filling materials. These materials exhibit excellent thermal performance, low air resistance, good rigidity, heat resistance up to 75°C, cold resistance, and flame resistance.

3. Fan Design: Fan blades are typically made of alloy aluminum sheets, featuring rational aerodynamics, large air volume, high efficiency, low noise, and corrosion resistance.

4. Working Principle: Circular cooling towers employ counter-flow air-to-water heat exchange technology. Air passes through the filler layer and contacts the spray water, forming a water film on the surface of the filler. The air fully interacts with the water film, transferring heat to the water film. After evaporation, the air temperature decreases, completing the cooling process.

5. Design Advantages: Circular cooling towers are designed to occupy a small footprint, operate efficiently, run smoothly, provide large air volume, and have a long service life. Additionally, their bottle-shaped design minimizes wind resistance, making them structurally lightweight, compact, and easy to assemble.

6. Application Range: Circular cooling towers, with their unique structure and excellent performance, are widely used in industrial cooling water systems in industries such as electronics, plastics, HVAC, power generation, chemical, light industry, and electronics.