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A Mechanical Draft Cooling Tower is a type of cooling tower that uses mechanical fans (forced or induced draft) to enhance airflow and improve cooling efficiency. Unlike natural draft cooling towers, which rely on convection, mechanical draft towers are more compact, controllable, and widely used in industries where space or...

A Natural Draft Cooling Tower is a large, hyperbolic-shaped structure used to remove excess heat from industrial processes, most commonly in thermal power plants. These towers rely on natural convection to circulate air and cool water, without the need for mechanical fans. Key Features: Advantages: Disadvantages: Comparison with...

A cooling tower Disadvantages its of several key components that work together to remove heat from water efficiently. Below are the major parts of a cooling tower and their functions: 1. Frame & Casing 2. Fill Media (Heat Transfer Surface) 3. Water Distribution System 4. Drift Eliminators 5. Fans (For Mechanical Draft...

Cooling towers are classified based on their airflow mechanism, design, and heat transfer method. Here are the main types of cooling towers: 1. Based on Airflow Generation A. Natural Draft Cooling Tower B. Mechanical Draft Cooling Tower 2. Based on Water & Air Flow Direction A. Crossflow Cooling Tower B. Counterflow Cooling Tower 3....

A cooling tower is a heat rejection device that removes waste heat from a water stream and releases it into the atmosphere. It is commonly used in industries, power plants, and HVAC systems to cool water that has been heated by industrial processes or air conditioning systems. How Does a Cooling Tower Work? Types of Cooling Towers...