Chillers and cooling towers are two different types of cooling equipment, although both are able to remove heat from the liquid. A better understanding of their differences may help us to choose the most suitable cooling system and equipment that can better meet the cooling needs. Let’s take a closer look at the differences between

Structural shape of nuclear cooling towers The shape of nuclear cooling towers is usually hyperbolic, to the point that it is iconic in the form of nuclear power plants. The choice of this shape is due to the fact that its high width accelerates the evaporation process and also that the nature of the hyperbolic

Industrial processes and machines generate so much heat that it is necessary for efficient operation to direct that heat out of the machine or process. The heat must reach the environment. This transfer is done through the heat exchange process, which is the basis of industrial cooling tower technology. Interestingly, despite the fact that cooling

Applications of cooling towers in industries Like any other cooling tower, the nuclear cooling tower is designed to help cool the water used in the process and increase the heat. Cooling towers let the discharged heat into the outside air instead of into the water. Therefore, water that has dropped in temperature can return to