How Cooling Towers Work Counterflow vs Crossflow

[@malladi68]

Precise to the point.. technical to the practical.

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awesome explanation sir

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Great explanation. Thank you

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[@NROhvac]

These are open source cooling towers, closed circuit cooling towers have spray pumps that spray sump water to the hot building return water. Same principle but works differently

[@MEPAcademy]

Yes, you're correct, they're different types of towers, but with the same purpose, that is to reject heat. Thanks for watching.

[@NROhvac]

@@MEPAcademy I think people will benefit greatly if you guys dived into BAS Protocols, like MODbus, Bacnet, Lonworks. How those controllers operate, how they speak to each other. How you can program controllers to do certain functions to the controlled device. Love the content you guys provide

[@qweasd8476]

Thanks for the video, i would like to ask, if the cooled water basin level reduced, does it affect the cooling tower performance? For example the delta T?

[@qweasd8476]

In my case, the delta T become smaller when level water basin reduce. Is there any explanation for my case, thankyou in advance 🙏

[@MEPAcademy]

What is the entering and leaving water temperatures? Do you have a float on the tower to maintain the water level or is this done manually?