Internal inserts in cooling towers
A cooling tower, plug-in technology, applied in water shower coolers, lighting and heating equipment, coatings, etc., can solve the problems of increasing blowers, increasing costs, increasing operating costs, etc., to reduce pollution and reduce costs.
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[0023] The figure shows a counterflow cooling tower 1 . The water heated to about 35° C.-40° C. during cooling enters the cooling tower 1 through the pipe 2 and is evenly distributed in the cooling tower 1 through a plurality of nozzles 3 . The air used to cool the water enters the inner space of the cooling tower 1 through the air inlet 4 and is forced through the cooling tower 1 in the opposite direction of the drip flow by the action of the blower 5 .
[0024] Due to the effect of the nozzle 3, the water is sprayed onto the cooling insert 6 like "rain". The cooling insert 6 comprises interconnected drip grids or drip blocks made of plastic. The trickle grid or blocking block forms a three-dimensional network of narrow meshes, and the purpose is to make the trickle drip as slowly as possible in the lattice structure of the cooling insert 6 .
[0025] The cooling insert 6 is swept over by the air flowing in the opposite direction. The water droplets that adhere to the latt...
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