Cooling Towers Maintenance Annual Service Procedure

Video is great training about HVAC Cooling Towers and Evaporative Cooling Towers and the Annual Maintenance for them.
you can send me a message through this link www.kentraining.wi...

[@ek9chan]

I wish all my school teachers were like Ken. He manages to keep things detailed and simple, while still keeping it very interesting. Great video!

[@craigerickson8712]

Thank you so much for this . Hvac student here . I learned a lot . Really appreciate it .

[@SyedAli-cy4er]

Thank you so much man, I recently got hired by a company that specializes in cooling tower maintenance work with 0 prior experience. these videos will benefit my performance and pay raises tremendously because I do hands on at work, and educate myself on parts and processes afterwards. thanks boss.

[@anthonymarsh1969]

This was a really good detail video. Thanks! I’m interviewing for a light industrial commercial HVAC position today, and I wanted to brush up on my cooling tower services. Thank you!

[@vishwajeetshetty5110]

Thank you Ken. Your training was detailed. Was a combination of theory and practise. Thank you for the effort

[@yhird]

Wow. Very informative. I will never again complain about cleaning the two small filters on my Kenmore residential HVAC unit.

[@ieremias01]

Thanks, Ken for sharing. This was very helpful for me who's new to this type of technology. Much better than the short pest control manual that I've read. One suggestion: You speak well, but add captions to help us understand you better near the towers. 🥼

[@0mniessence548]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CREATING THIS VIDEO!! IT HELPED ME SO MUCH TO GO THROUGH EVERY PART OF A COOLING TOWER IN DETAIL, AND HOW YOU WERE SO NICE AND EXPLAINED EVERYTHING SLOWLY AND PATIENTLY! I APPRECIATE YOU SO MUCH! PLEASE KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!! I needed so much the visuals of how this is done

[@quanbui2662]

I've just got into building engineer and maintenance field. I like how you explain everything in detail. Your video is very helpful to me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@tarnakumar]

Very informative. I needed to understand the inner workings and although KZbin has many other illustrative video, seeing your video made me feel like I was doing it in real life. Learned a lot. Sincerely thank you for the time and energy you put to create this educational video. Actually both on cooling towers. Have a wonderful day.

[@andresparra5348]

Well hello and thanks from venezuela, im currently working on HVAC systems and this video helped me to refresh some knowledge about cooling towers and their mantenaince, thanks you for making it

[@jabulanihlabangana2275]

Great series. Now I understand the whole aspect of cooling towers from a practical side.

[@junaidjaved3965]

Ken You are great!!! I am watching you from India.thank you for sharing your experience with us.

[@bahebolomwoldeten1226]

Well explained ,Which are eye opening to understand the cooling tower annual preventive maintenance. Keep on posting such vidoes.

[@ncameron7]

This is a very good training video. Far better than the 300 level HVAC course I had in college. I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge. Those whiteboard drawings alone had to add 10-30 minutes to the time invested in to this video.

[@rolandogarza8030]

Great job and very descriptive. Great camera work you created a very good video for the amount of space and access you were working with.

[@wardcleaver6117]

Nice job on the presentation. Very clear and thorough descriptions.

[@basslove74]

What a good training session...no short cuts, BRILLIANT

[@archangelyahwehlaishybyby133]

THOROUGH PROCEDURE EXPLAINED AND DEMONSTRATED ...AWESOME CLASS !!

[@Pastordadtheo1975]

This video was very educational thank you for taking the time to Show us the whole process.

[@lukearmbruster5007]

Thanks for showing us how it’s done! Great informative video

[@reza49363]

Very nice video, great job and keep up but please more video on chiller and how chiller function .

[@l.crossjr]

Awsome video Ken. Looking forward to see a similar video on chillers.

[@johnfrankimpeduglia4742]

Thank you for a very thorough explanation of your service. Was very helpful to me as I wanted to learn more about cooling tower water and what the practical considerations of maintaining one are.

[@jamshidbaradaran890]

Outstanding presentation. Very informative. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@Obj331]

I've enjoyed and watched the whole video. I appreciate your effort and time Ken!

[@morismoreira8480]

Thanks so much Ken, very good video and a great attitude!! God bless

[@anthonycanty3755]

Great video. You explain things very well.

[@fighkb]

Thank you for taking the time to make this videos, they are very good and enjoy looking at them. God bless you for this.

[@ShepardThomas]

Great job Ken! Thank you for your video you did a great job!

[@pearldrums77]

Good video, seemed very thorough! I'm just in general maintenance, but recently got a building that has cooling tower in the basement, chillers, boiler, heat pumps etc, so I'm just trying to increase my understanding of how these things work. The other building I'm responsible for has Carrier RTU's, but also 3 Liebert units for the data center.

[@poly_hexamethyl]

Nice tour and explanations. Looks like a fun job.

[@manolodelgado7146]

Muy bueno su video es muy istructivo y de gran valor , Muchas Gracias por tomarse el tiempo para enseñarnos y compartir esta información , Gracias

[@deepraja]

Great job in explaining in depth. Thanks

[@raulgajilomo5750]

nice video i learn a lot now about cooling tower and its maintenance. thank you very much sir...

[@dridddeposeddrii7539]

Thanks for sharing this video , it's really interesting and helpful.

[@byrontoups1037]

Great learning experience with prevenative maintenance. Mostly I see that type of chiller with cooling towers at hospitals. I work at a military base in New Orleans and we have the other type of chillers without cooling towers.

[@tabithafranklin8750]

Thank you Ken, that was a great video! I learned a ton!

[@echenimfidelis9308]

Very interesting and educative. Thank you so much for the lecture Engineer Ken

[@donkbracken]

Very good informative video; I had some knowledge of cooling towers from the Engineering Mindset on KZbin plus in person with my job but this was a good insight into the actual equipment which now gives me a real life visual of how they work! Thank you.

[@chiefengineerphiladelphia7782]

thank you so much .. Very very good tutorial. Due to the corona virus. I'm being ask to do the majority of the work that we had contracted out . Being a director on engineering for a hotel I usually didn't have to perform these task but since I had to lay off most of my staff .I'm being ask to do the work that I haven't done since I first became a engineer . Thank you for the refresher .

[@franklinalvarado8490]

Great video. Bringing the science and manual labor in full perspective. Thank u

[@juancarlosiriarte7087]

very excellent training video!!!! Thank You so much.

[@berniecapal1308]

Love the video Ken, thanks alot. Don't forget to lock out the disconnects. You made me nervous hahaha

[@MrA22chan]

Definitely a great video! Thank you for sharing some knowledge. Boiler and chiller video would be great!

[@accdawsons]

BEST VIDEO YET KEN. I HAVENT CHECKED YOUR WHOLE PAGE YET, BUT SOME CHILLER 101 WOULD BE NICE. THANKS A BUNCH.......

[@robertarnold6672]

Nice video. We don't PM our cooling tower ( perform interior cleaning....we do only the bearings, belts, oil reservoir cups, etc.) so your video was especially educational should I go to another company where they do fully service their cooling towers. I really liked the explanation of how different makes of cooling towers operate like closed loop or evaporative.

[@kenancesario5104]

I LIKED THE VIDEO MY TOWER IS OVER FLOWING I WAS TOLD TO CLEAN THE PROB

[@SoaringEagleGaming]

Awesome video keep up the good work

[@thenot-so-redneck5932]

much appreciated for your shared information. i am new to commercial equipment but have 13 years exp. in residential a/c. the aspects are similar but components are very different.

[@marvinamor4008]

Very helpful video Thank you Good information

[@MrThchvac]

Way to make a well rounded and educational video!!! keep up the good work Ken.

[@traciemcelroy6391]

Can’t thank you enough for all your time and efforts!!! Keep them coming!!!

[@brennanac1]

thank you for the video explain very good. I don't work on this equipment yet but you never know!!!

[@edsonsabino]

What a great video! Quick explanation followed by on-site visit. Thank you!!!

[@larbiagdam8594]

Amazing video...thanks for taking the time to explain everything

[@jonroswall9224]

Nice job Ken, you rock.

[@FreddyT62]

Great video, I am new to cooling towers as well as chillers so this was very informative, Thanks for your time and keep up the great work. I subscribed and I am looking forward to other videos.

[@kspuri9694]

Thank you very much for such a wonderful training video with lot of conceptional information.I would appreciate if you can also supply training on wooden type cooling tower on it advantages and for maintenance and annual service. I hope your videos will help me to understand many problem as I need to inspect many cooling towers in warm, humid and tough areas of KSA

[@alnaseemalsudani7436]

this is a very helpful video. Thanks Ken🙏🏾

[@sensibleheatandac4991]

Very good video. I would like to see something on testing proper chemical levels, adding and cleaning the cooling tower with circulating chemicals. Do you ever work on towers that require glycol?

[@KenTraining]

I do not work with Glycol. I will in future do a video on the chemical treatment that I currently use.

[@litopabalan8639]

Thank you Ken. I appreciate .Very helpful for us beginners.God bless and more power.

[@michaelward2869]

Hey Ken ,how you ? I hope you realise this video is the best I've seen so far and I've been looking for information on this subject cooling towers ,and heat exchangers. I've worked as panel beater and completed the trade. From there I did more welding courses, over the year's and loved welding . So I remained as a panel beater 14 year's, and in that time I worked for a radiator repairer cause I learned a lot about pressurising the system raises boiling temp ect . Do im pretty sure that this is why big desile cat plants and Cummings ect have low pressure cooling systems, because of the size of the area in side the block and the heads radiator and the heat exchange for the hydro fluids to be cooled. Please if I'm not quite right on that one , could someone correct me if I'm wrong. Car engines usually run around 15 psi where those big radiator's we'd test at 3 to 4 psi . As my boss said keep your face outta the firing line of the bung plugs and hold ya hand over them with force. I remember testing have at a time and there was 6 of us to man handle beast of thing's that they are . But we love it cause we wouldn't do that job otherwise. Anyway what im doing is wanting to cool compressed air down to remove water outta the air pryer to the receivers . I have 4 receivers set up on my property and this is fun project for me . As buying the real deal air drier for spray paint sand blasting air tools ect is little expensive, and I know that the old toilet paper water filters were great as well. I don't know were to get one of those now. Because after I've condensed the air as best I can then it'll flow into the main compressor receiver ,at the other ends of air lines, I'll put nice water trap 70 meters of 48mm air hose to the pig then water trap will hopefully workout as I've bourt shit load of 3/4 copper tube 25 meters there around ,and the fittings valves ect . Yeah as I was saying to use the tower at the same time for another experiment that requires cooling as well . When I was young I used to try to build what was out at my dads work CIG back then and yeah ,I loved the smell of the plants and of cause the plant is feeding chemical plant in the next lot way over past the buffer zone. Big shit just Massive machinery compressors pipes and the noise I love it . So I've been poking round for info and your video is ten outta ten Ken . Very clear and you explained everything I wanted to hear. Instead shit electronic crap music. We hear a plant running hard and your talking to us . Like silent movie a lot of the videos some are ok yours is the best video that I've seen in the last three week or so . I'm wondering about fill media and or can I make Up something like fill maybe shade cloth ,I'm not sure on that. I've made the spray bar and im going to put the eliminations on each bar x4 approx meter and cold water basin is a 1000 litre chemical container cut down to 1/4 of the depth . Ball float for water make up , water 1 hp pump is attached to its drain, and I'll put in another drain to clean and dump tower water. So, I'll have to make a anti vortex pump intake and intake and meshing before pump . Thank you Ken im hoping we can chat sometime regarding my project if that's cool. I'd defiantly appreciate that . Smashing video Ken I loved it.

[@hvacontario5604]

Good video with sufficient visual. Thanks

[@mon4921]

Thank you Sir Ken and Luis for sharing video, i learned a lot thank you.

[@jonathanvalentincaro4985]

Great video!!

[@keepthinking2666]

i have found putting a chicken wire mesh over them helps stop big things getting in and stopping any holes you should have pulled them out to show they are clear all the way through

[@keithellao5581]

very helpful video. Hope you will continue making videos like this. Thanks.

[@nrabines]

Thank you very much , I'm looking to get back into service next month and this really helped,,,,:)

[@danilor.pavonchavez5192]

Really good video, one of the best ones I have seen!! keep going!!!

[@ngrmanjula]

this is much more interesting. Thank you very much for your time and sharing this video with us...,

[@michaelbrydon8358]

Thank you very much for this Ken. Very professional and informative, no cutting corners. I'm due to start my new job as a Water Treatment Technician in 3 days time and will be treating Boilers and Cooling Towers as well as performing maintenance on them. I'll be working for Australia's Largest Water Treatment company for industries in far North Queensland..so no need for things like basin heater probes or anti freeze! I have seen your Water Testing video and was just wondering if you are able to do a video on the chemicals used, chemical ratios, drop count testing and any maintenance on the chillers? And possibly covering the different types of electric valves used throughout the system? I noticed there was one on the make-up water inlet? Thanks again!

[@sureshnatrajan5304]

hello sir,i have 1st class chemical for descaling. Plz contact me.i vill desalved u r problem......

[@rmwaseem]

Very informative and helpful. Do you have more videos on Chillers and preventative maintenance on them or maintaining them? Thanks

[@dwaynewallace4636]

Wish I had a supervisor like you..

[@michaelferro6951]

Good information, thank you.

[@sabraham1891]

Enjoyed, learnt about cooling tower, Thank you Ken

[@Handynel1]

Great video! kudos to you! your video has been very helpful and educational to me ken. thanks, keep it up.

[@bunnyman6321]

Thanks Ken!

[@skipjones2212]

Appreciate the good work trying to get in the game! Hvac certified love commercial !

[@leodelacruz6816]

Great video bud

[@salvatoreclaps4374]

Excellent training video

[@hvac01453]

very good. would like to see one on chemical additives, rust inhibitors and how these are fed and rates, flushing to reduce mineral concentrations in the basin resivoir, etc

[@357bkg]

hvac01453 on my open loop tower the chemicals are feed on the inlet at the chiller and drains on outlet at chiller and a treatment company monitors it

[@drepoin6406]

Very informative. Send us more.

[@ginsenboula551]

Thanks a lot your videos was very helpfull

[@JamesWalker-kt7vo]

I think that was very informative great job I like to see more

[@ahmedshahzad1976]

excellent work and demonstration. 👍

[@manuelamaya4141]

very interesting video

[@indiantraveller194]

Good job sir 😘🇮🇳

[@uchennakennetheze4068]

Thanks Ken nice video, very informative you actually hit the point i wanted to learn about..thanks again

[@Shamtastico]

thanks you very much; you explained everything very clearly.

[@ScottGriffith-o6f]

Good video Ken thanks for sharing. This will help me at my new job as an hvac service supervisor for sure as we service a lot of chiller systems. Do you have any newer videos as this one is 9 years ago. Maybe a winter shut down of water towers? Or a overview of chillers in general? Thanks again!!

[@KenTraining]

Thanks for the comments. I don't have a building now that has a cooling tower. so no videos like this for now from me.

[@ram31299]

Many thanks

[@ijazzzali]

Great video, But please use safety all the time. After all safety comes first.

[@fatmashehab475]

thank you for this video tutorial

[@levy5867]

Thanks for the fantastic video. These kind of videos serves of so much help for people like me that hasn't the opportunity to get experience on those jobs.

[@radio40]

good video of the process taking place but what i did not see was any lock out tag out being followed on electrical systems

[@abhikushagra]

nice video I ever got to learn cooling water application

[@samijamil8694]

thank you wait for more of yo

[@awsalfaris9620]

Thank you so much

[@jonwhite2547]

Thank you very much for this very useful information! !!