Daily Archives: November 20, 2025

The Core Need: Rejecting Large, Often High-Temperature, Heat Loads Chemical and petchemical processes are highly exothermic. From cracking and reforming to polymerization and distillation, these facilities generate massive amounts of waste heat that must be continuously and reliably rejected. The cooling system is not a support function; it is a...

Role of Dry cooling tower in Corrosion Resistance This is a nuanced but critical aspect of cooling system design. The role of a dry cooling tower in corrosion resistance is fundamentally about eliminating the primary mechanisms that cause corrosion in wet cooling systems. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its role and how it enhances corrosion...

Role of Dry cooling tower in Data Centres Of course. The role of a dry cooling tower in a data center is a critical one, rooted in the fundamental need for precise and reliable heat rejection. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its role, how it works, and why it’s chosen. The Core Problem: Massive, Sensitive […]

Role of Dry cooling tower in Engine and Generator Set Cooling The role of a dry cooling tower in an engine and generator set cooling system. The Core Problem: Rejecting Waste Heat First, it’s essential to understand that diesel engines and generators are notoriously inefficient at converting fuel energy into mechanical/electrical power. A...

Where the Dry cooling tower is used. A dry cooling tower is a heat rejection system where the process fluid (usually water or a water-glycol mixture) is cooled without direct contact with air. Instead, it passes through a finned-tube heat exchanger over which ambient air is blown. The core principle is sensible cooling—rejecting heat by...