The Role Of Cooling Towers
High quality Cooling Tower is the use of water and air flow contact after cold and heat exchange to produce steam, steam volatilization heat away to achieve evaporative heat dissipation, heat transfer and radiation heat transfer principle to disperse industrial or refrigeration air conditioning generated in the waste heat to reduce the temperature of the evaporative heat dissipation device, in order to ensure the normal operation of the system, the device is generally barrel-shaped, so called practical cooling tower.
Action: Heat exchange The function of high quality cooling tower is to exchange heat between the cooling water carrying waste heat and the air inside the tower body, so that the waste heat is transmitted to the air and dispersed into the atmosphere. Principle: Practical cooling tower is a cooling device, is a kind of use of water evaporation heat absorption principle to disperse industrial or refrigeration air conditioning generated in the waste heat to ensure the operation of the system device, he can bring down the temperature of cooling water. A device that uses contact between water and air to dissipate waste heat generated in industry or refrigeration by evaporation. 
The utility model relates to a spray cooling tower suitable for pre-cooling system of air separation equipment. The tower body adopts a cylindrical vertical structure. The upper part of the tower body is provided with a sink liquid bucket, and the upper part of each sink liquid bucket is provided with an atomizing sprinkler head. Hot air can enter the mist area through the water curtain formed by the circulation plate and the liquid distribution plate for heat exchange with water. Due to the use of atomizing nozzle, the contact between water and air is more full, not only good mass transfer effect, but also reduce the consumption of water and the energy consumption of the compressor. The practical cooling tower is not only large circulation, small resistance, but also light weight, small volume and low cost.
