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Induced  Draft  Cooling  Towers

COOLING TOWERS DOE-HDBK-1018/2-93 Miscellaneous Mechanical Components COOLING TOWERS In an effort to lower costs and meet new environmental regulations, companies are developing new  ways to  do things.   One of  the developments  which meets  both cost decrease and environmental awareness is the cooling tower. This chapter will summarize the advantages of cooling towers and how they function. EO  1.9 STATE  the  purpose  of  cooling  towers. EO  1.10 DESCRIBE   the   operation   of   the   following   types   of   cooling towers: a. Forced  draft b. Natural  convection Purpose Before  the  development  of  cooling  towers,  rivers,  lakes,  and  cooling  ponds  were  required  to supply cooling. Through the development of the mechanical draft cooling tower, as little as one square  foot  of  area  is  needed  for  every  1000  square  feet  required  for  a  cooling  pond  or  lake. Cooling  towers  minimize  the  thermal  pollution  of  the  natural  water  heat  sinks  and  allow  the reuse of circulating water.   An example of the manner in which a cooling tower can fit into a system is shown in Figure 10. Figure 10   Cooling System Containing Cooling Tower ME-05 Rev. 0 Page 18

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