1.

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Cooling Tower

A cooling tower is a specialized heat exchanger in which air and water are brought
into direct contact with each other in order to reduce the water's temperature. As this
occurs, a small volume of water is evaporated, reducing the temperature of the water
being circulated through the tower.

Water, which has been heated by an industrial process or in an air-conditioning condenser, is pumped to the
cooling tower through pipes. The water sprays through nozzles onto banks of material called "fill," which slows
the flow of water through the cooling tower, and exposes as much water surface area as possible for maximum
air-water contact. As the water flows through the cooling tower, it is exposed to air, which is being pulled
through the tower by the electric motor-driven fan.

Figure 1. Schematic diagram of a cooling water system

CALCULATION
APPROACH = Cold water temperature – wet bulb temperature
= 35oC -25oC
=10oC
RANGE= Hot water temperature- cold water temperature
=42oC-35oC
=7oC
COOLING TOWER EFFICIENCY= Range/ (range+ approach)*100
=7oC/ (7oC+10oC)*100
=41.17%
TABLE 2 Key Technical Specifications
Sr. No. Parameter Units CT

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1 Type of cooling tower Induced Draft
counter flow type
2 Water flow L/Hr 3800
3 Pumping Power W 40
4 Pumping Head m 1.52
5 Fan Power W 65

TABLE 3 Cooling Power Performance

Sr. No. Parameter Reference Units CT
1 Dry bulb temperature C 36*
2 Wet bulb temperature C 25*
3 CT inlet temperature C 42*
4 CT outlet temperature C 35*
5 Range C 7*
6 Approach C 10*
7 CT efficiency 41.17%

TABLE 4 Bill of Material

Sr. No. PRODUCT COST (Rs)
1 Frame (mild steel) 1200
2 Cooling Tower Casing (FRP) 850
3 Cooling Fan 1500
4 Water Pump 350
5 Fills 500
6 Heater 350
7 Electric Panel Board 300
8 Air Filter 200
9 Pipe connection 700
10 Tin sheet 100
11 Other stuff 300
TOTAL 6350

Tower materials
Originally, cooling towers were constructed primarily with wood, including the frame, casing,
louvers, fill and cold-water basin. Sometimes the cold-water basin was made of concrete. Today,

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manufacturers use a variety of materials to construct cooling towers. Materials are chosen to
enhance corrosion resistance, reduce maintenance, and promote reliability and long service life.
Galvanized steel, various grades of stainless steel, glass fiber, and concrete are widely used in
tower construction, as well as aluminum and plastics for some components.

Frame and casing. Wooden towers are still available, but many components are made of different
materials, such as the casing around the wooden framework of glass fiber, the inlet air louvers of
glass fiber, the fill of plastic and the cold-water basin of steel. Many towers (casings and basins)
are constructed of galvanized steel or, where a corrosive atmosphere is a problem, the tower and/or
the basis are made of stainless steel. Larger towers sometimes are made of concrete. Glass fiber is
also widely used for cooling tower casings and basins, because they extend the life of the cooling
tower and provide protection against harmful chemicals.

Figure 2 frame of cooling tower

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 Figure 3 cooling tower casing

Fill. Plastics are widely used for fill, including PVC, polypropylene, and other polymers. When
water conditions require the use of splash fill, treated wood splash fill is still used in wooden
towers, but plastic splash fill is also widely used. Because of greater heat transfer efficiency, film
fill is chosen for applications where the circulating water is generally free of debris that could block
the fill passageways.

Figure 4 Fills

Nozzles. Plastics are also widely used for nozzles. Many nozzles are made of PVC, ABS,
polypropylene, and glass-filled nylon.

Figure 5 Nozzle

Fans. Aluminum, glass fiber and hot-dipped galvanized steel are commonly used fan materials.
Centrifugal fans are often fabricated from galvanized steel. Propeller fans are made from galvanized
steel, aluminum, or molded glass fiber reinforced plastic.

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 Figure 6 cooling fan

2.2 Mechanical draft cooling tower

Mechanical draft towers have large fans to force or draw air through circulated water. The water
falls downwards over fill surfaces, which help increase the contact time between the water and the
air - this helps maximize heat transfer between the two. Cooling rates of mechanical draft towers
depend upon various parameters such as fan diameter and speed of operation, fills for system
resistance etc. Mechanical draft towers are available in a large range of capacities. Towers can be
either factory built or field erected - for example concrete towers are only field erected. Many
towers are constructed so that they can be grouped together to achieve the desired capacity. Thus,
many cooling towers are assemblies of two or more individual cooling towers or "cells." The
number of cells they have, e.g., a eight-cell tower, often refers to such towers. Multiple-cell towers
can be lineal, square, or round depending upon the shape of the individual cells and whether the
air inlets are located on the sides or bottoms of the cells. The three types of mechanical draft towers
are summarized in (Table 1).

Figure 9. Induced draft counter flow cooling tower

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 Figure 10. Induced draft cross flow cooling tower

3. ASSESSMENT OF COOLING TOWERS

This section describes how the performance of cooling powers can be assessed. The
performance of cooling towers is evaluated to assess present levels of approach and range against
their design values, identify areas of energy wastage and to suggest improvements.

During the performance evaluation, portable monitoring instruments are used to measure the
following parameters:

■ Wet bulb temperature of air

■ Dry bulb temperature of air
■ Cooling tower inlet water temperature
■ Cooling tower outlet water temperature
■ Exhaust air temperature
■ Electrical readings of pump and fan motors
■ Water flow rate
■ Air flow rate

These measured parameters and then used to determine the cooling tower performance in
several ways. (Note: CT = cooling tower; CW = cooling water). These are:

a) Range (see Figure 7). This is the difference between the cooling tower water inlet and outlet
temperature. A high CT Range means that the cooling tower has been able to reduce the
water temperature effectively, and is thus performing well. The formula is:

CT Range (°C) = [CW inlet temp (°C) - CW outlet temp (°C)]

b) Approach (see Figure 7). This is the difference between the cooling tower outlet cold water
temperature and ambient wet bulb temperature. The lower the approach the better the cooling
tower performance. Although, both range and approach should be monitored, the ' Approach' is
a better indicator of cooling tower performance.

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 CT Approach (°C) = [CW outlet temp (°C) - Wet bulb temp (°C)]

c) Effectiveness. This is the ratio between the range and the ideal range (in percentage), i.e.
difference between cooling water inlet temperature and ambient wet bulb temperature, or in
other words it is = Range / (Range + Approach). The higher this ratio, the higher the cooling
tower effectiveness.

CT Effectiveness (%) = 100 x (CW temp - CW out temp) / (CW in temp - WB temp)

d) Cooling capacity. This is the heat rejected in kCal/hr or TR, given as product of mass flow rate
of water, specific heat and temperature difference.

e) Evaporation loss. This is the water quantity evaporated for cooling duty. Theoretically
the evaporation quantity works out to 1.8 m3 for every 1,000,000 kCal heat rejected. The
following formula can be used (Perry):

Evaporation loss (m3/hr) = 0.00085 x 1.8 x circulation rate (m 3/hr) x (T1-T2) T1 - T2 =

temperature difference between inlet and outlet water

f) Cycles of concentration (C.O.C). This is the ratio of dissolved solids in circulating water to the
dissolved solids in makeup water.

g) Blow down losses depend upon cycles of concentration and the evaporation losses and is given
by formula:

Blow down = Evaporation loss / (C.O.C. - 1)

h) Liquid/Gas (L/G) ratio. The L/G ratio of a cooling tower is the ratio between the water and
the air mass flow rates. Cooling towers have certain design values, but seasonal variations
require adjustment and tuning of water and air flow rates to get the best cooling tower
effectiveness. Adjustments can be made by water box loading changes or blade angle
adjustments. Thermodynamic rules also dictate that the heat removed from the water must be
equal to the heat absorbed by the surrounding air. Therefore the following formulae can be used:

i) L (T1 - T2) = G (h2 - h1) L/G = (h2 - h1) / (T1 - T2)

Where:
L/G = liquid to gas mass flow ratio (kg/kg)
T1 = hot water temperature (°C)
T2 = cold-water temperature (°C) h2 = enthalpy of air-water vapor mixture at exhaust wet-
bulb temperature (same units as above)
h1 = enthalpy of air-water vapor mixture at inlet wet-bulb temperature.

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4. ENERGY EFFICIENCY OPPORTUNITIES

This section includes main areas for improving energy efficiency of cooling towers. The main areas
for energy conservation include:
■ Selecting the right cooling tower (because the structural aspects of the cooling tower cannot

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 be changed after it is installed)
■
■ Fills
■ Pumps and water distribution system
■ Fans and motors

4.1 Selecting the right cooling towers

Once a cooling tower is in place it is very difficult to significantly improve its energy
performance. A number of factors are of influence on the cooling tower's performance and should
be considered when choosing a cooling tower: capacity, range, approach, heat load, wet bulb
temperature, and the relationship between these factors. This is described below.

4.1.1 Capacity
Heat dissipation (in kCal/hour) and circulated flow rate (m 3/hr) are an indication of the capacity
of cooling towers. However, these design parameters are not sufficient to understand the cooling
tower performance. For example, a cooling tower sized to cool 4540 m 3 /hr through a 13.9 °C
range might be larger than a cooling tower to cool 4540 m3/hr through 19.5 °C range. Therefore
other design parameters are also needed.

4.1.2 Range
Range is determined not by the cooling tower, but by the process it is serving. The range at the
exchanger is determined entirely by the heat load and the water circulation rate through the
exchanger and going to the cooling water. The range is a function of the heat load and the flow
circulated through the system:

Range °C = Heat load (in kCal/hour) / Water circulation rate (l/hour)

Cooling towers are usually specified to cool a certain flow rate from one temperature to another
temperature at a certain wet bulb temperature. For example, the cooling tower might be specified
to cool 4540 m3/hr from 48.9°C to 32.2°C at 26.7°C wet bulb temperature.

4.1.3 Approach
As a general rule, the closer the approach to the wet bulb, the more expensive the cooling tower
due to increased size. Usually a 2.8°C approach to the design wet bulb is the coldest water
temperature that cooling tower manufacturers will guarantee. When the size of the tower has to
be chosen, then the approach is most important, closely followed by the flow rate, and the range
and wet bulb would be of lesser importance.

Approach (5.5°C) = Cold-water temperature 32.2 °C - Wet bulb temperature (26.7°)

4.1.4 Heat load

The heat load imposed on a cooling tower is determined by the process being served. The degree
of cooling required is controlled by the desired operating temperature of the process. In most
cases, a low operating temperature is desirable to increase process efficiency or to improve the
quality or quantity of the product. However, in some applications (e.g. internal combustion

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engines) high operating temperatures are desirable. The size and cost of the cooling tower is
increases with increasing heat load. Purchasing undersized equipment (if the calculated heat load is
too low) and oversized equipment (if the calculated heat load is too high) is something to be aware
of Process heat loads may vary considerably depending upon the process involved and are
therefore difficult to determine accurately. On the other hand, air conditioning and
refrigeration heat loads can be determined with greater accuracy.

4.1.5 Wet bulb temperature

Wet bulb temperature is an important factor in performance of evaporative water cooling
equipment, because it is the lowest temperature to which water can be cooled. For this reason, the
wet bulb temperature of the air entering the cooling tower determines the minimum operating
temperature level throughout the plant, process, or system. The following should be considered
when pre-selecting a cooling tower based on the wet bulb temperature:

Theoretically, a cooling tower will cool water to the entering wet bulb temperature. In practice,
however, water is cooled to a temperature higher than the wet bulb temperature because heat needs
to be rejected from the cooling tower.

■ A pre-selection of towers based on the design wet bulb temperature must consider
conditions at the tower site. The design wet bulb temperature also should not be
exceeded for more than 5 percent of the time. In general, the design temperature selected is
close to the average maximum wet bulb temperature in summer.

■ Confirm whether the wet bulb temperature is specified as ambient (the temperature in the
cooling tower area) or inlet (the temperature of the air entering the tower, which is often
affected by discharge vapors recycled into the tower). As the impact of recirculation
cannot be known in advance, the ambient wet bulb temperature is preferred.

■ Confirm with the supplier if the cooling tower i s able to deal with the effects of
increased wet bulb temperatures.

4.2 Fill media effects

In a cooling tower, hot water is distributed above fill media and is cooled down through
evaporation as it flows down the tower and gets in contact with air. The fill media impacts energy
consumption in two ways:

■ Electricity is used for pumping above the fill and for fans that create the air draft. An
efficiently designed fill media with appropriate water distribution, drift eliminator, fan,
gearbox and motor with therefore lead to lower electricity consumption.

■ Heat exchange between air and water is influenced by surface area of heat exchange,
duration of heat exchange (interaction) and turbulence in water effecting thoroughness of
intermixing. The fill media determines all of these and therefore in fluences the h eat
exchange. The greater the heat exchange, the more effective the cooling tower becomes. There
are three types of fills:

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 Splash fills media. Splash fill media generates the required heat exchange area by
splashing water over the fill media into smaller water droplets. The surface area of the water
droplets is the surface area for heat exchange with the air.

Film fills media. In a film fill, water forms a thin film on either side of fill sheets. The
surface area of the fill sheets is the area for heat exchange with the surrounding air. Film fill
can result in significant electricity savings due to fewer air and pumping head
requirements.

Low-clog film fills. Low-clog film fills with higher flute sizes were recently developed to
handle high turbid waters. Low clog film fills are considered as the best choice for sea water
in terms of power savings and performance compared to conventional splash type fills.

4.3 Pumps and water distribution

Pumps
Areas for energy efficiency improvements are discussed in details in the Pumps and Pumping
Systems chapter.

Figure 11 Water Pump\

Optimize cooling water treatment

Cooling water treatment (e.g. to control suspended solids, algae growth) is mandatory for any
cooling tower independent of what fill media is used. With increasing costs of water, efforts to
increase Cycles of Concentration (COC), by cooling water treatment would help to reduce make
up water requirements significantly. In large industries and power plants improving the COC is
often considered a key area for water conservation.

Install drift eliminators

It is very difficult to ignore drift problems in cooling towers. Nowadays most of the end user
specifications assume a 0.02% drift loss.

But thanks to technological developments and the production of PVC, manufacturers have
improved drift eliminator designs. As a result drift losses can now be as low as 0.003 -
0.001%.

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 4.4 Cooling tower fans

The purpose of a cooling tower fan is to move a specified quantity of air through the system. The
fan has to overcome the system resistance, which is defined as the pressure loss, to move the air.
The fan output or work done by the fan is the product of air flow and the pressure loss. The fan
output and kW input determines the fan efficiency. The fan efficiency in turn is greatly dependent
on the profile of the blade. Blades include:

■ Metallic blades, which are manufactured by extrusion or casting processes and therefore it is
difficult to produce ideal aerodynamic profiles

■ Fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) blades are normally hand molded which makes it easier to
produce an optimum aerodynamic profile tailored to specific duty conditions. Because FRP
fans are light, they need a low starting torque requiring a lower HP motor, the lives of the gear
box, motor and bearing is increased, and maintenance is easier. 85-92% efficiency can be
achieved with blades with an aerodynamic profile, optimum twist, taper and a high
coefficient of lift to coefficient of drop ratio. However, this efficiency is drastically affected
by factors such as tip clearance, obstacles to airflow and inlet shape, etc.

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5. OPTION CHECKLIST

This section lists the most important options to improve energy efficiency of cooling towers.

■ Follow manufacturer's recommended clearances around cooling towers and relocate or

modify structures that interfere with the air intake or exhaust
■ Optimize cooling tower fan blade angle on a seasonal and/or load basis

■ Correct excessive and/or uneven fan blade tip clearance and poor fan balance

■ In old counter-flow cooling towers, replace old spray type nozzles with new square spray
nozzles that do not clog
■ Replace splash bars with self-extinguishing PVC cellular film fill
■ Install nozzles that spray in a more uniform water pattern
■ Clean plugged cooling tower distribution nozzles regularly
■ Balance flow to cooling tower hot water basins
■ Cover hot water basins to minimize algae growth that contributes to fouling

■ Optimize the blow down flow rate, taking into account the cycles of concentration (COC) limit.

■ Replace slat type drift eliminators with low-pressure drop, self-extinguishing PVC cellular
units.

■ Restrict flows through large loads to design values.

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■ Keep the cooling water temperature to a minimum level by (a) segregating high heat loads
like furnaces, air compressors, DG sets and (b) isolating cooling towers from sensitive
applications like A/C plants, condensers of captive power plant etc. Note: A1°Ccooling water
temperature increase may increase the A/C compressor electricity cons umption by 2.7%. A
1°C drop in cooling water temperature can give a heat rate saving of 5 k Cal/kWh in a
thermal power plant.
■ Monitor approach, effectiveness and cooling capacity to continuously optimize the cooling
tower performance, but consider seasonal variations and side variations.
■ Monitor liquid to gas ratio and cooling water flow rates and amend these depending on the
design values and seasonal variations. For example: increase water loads during summer
and times when approach is high and increase air flow during monsoon times and when approach
is low.
■ Consider COC improvement measures for water savings
■ Consider energy efficient fiber reinforced plastic blade adoption for fan energy savings
■ Control cooling tower fans based on exit water temperatures especially in small units
■ Check cooling water pumps regularly to maximize their efficiency.

8. Conclusion:

First we concerned the meaning of cooling tower and knew each one how to use it, how it is installed,
and from which materials it is prepared.

Then identified the main two types of cooling tower and recognized the series of work of each one and its
uses.

Then the evaluation of the cooling tower work and how to increase the energy efficiency opportunities
have been discussed.

By an effective list we knew how to check the work of cooling tower.

It is very difficult to achieve higher efficiency with small prototype.

SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:

ER. ANIL BHARTI AMIT KUMAR (1414514)

ER. SAMIR TIWARI HARSHAL RANA (1414520)

NARINDER MEHRA (1414522)

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novator in heat transfer solutions for the commercial
HVAC, industrial refrigeration, power, and industrial
process markets. We pledge to make everyday life
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We never stop innovating. We set out to find
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 THROUGH
THE YEARS

Since the beginning,

we have never stopped
INNOVATING.
EVAPCO’s cooling tower solutions are highly engineered with quality components and
manufactured to exacting standards. The durable materials of construction ensure the
longevity expected of EVAPCO products. EVAPCO offers an extensive selection of cooling
towers for new construction and replacement projects. Our cooling tower products are:

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CTI certified, IBC compliant and ASHRAE 90.1 compliant

With customer satisfaction as our number one priority, we strive to provide you with the
best solution for every project.

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KNOW YOUR OPTIONS
As the leader in evaporative technology,
EVAPCO offers a number of open cooling tower
solutions, including induced draft, forced draft, counterflow,
and crossflow options. Allow us to optimize our state-of-the-art

AT
equipment to meet the needs of your application, all while
maintaining the latest industry standards.

ATLAS
The AT Atlas is a modular, induced draft,
Shorten lead
counterflow cooling tower. It is specifically
designed to match the capacity and efficiency
time by up
of a field-erected cooling tower with a factory- to 60%†
assembled approach. The Atlas features the same
high efficiency EVAPAK® fill as the reliable AT,
Benefit large tonnage KNOW
as well as our pressurized, corrosion-free PVC
applications > 4,000 tons
YOUR
water distribution system and maintenance-free Maximize available space
EvapJet™ nozzles. All Atlas units come standard by arriving in pre-assembled modules to
with our Water and Sight Tight (WST) air inlet reduce the need for assembly area onsite

louvers, plus an industrial gear drive with external Reduce installation costs†
motor mount.
*When †
When compared to field-erected cooling towers
compared Experience a cooling capacity increase of up to 60% per cell
to other factory-
assembled single cell
towers.
and fan power reduction up to 40%.*

AT
Reduce operating weight
and lifting guidelines
the stepped basin design provides lower operating
weight; reducing weight of heaviest section with
option to lift in 3 pieces

The AT is an Accommodate compact plan area(s)

induced draft, air intake on all 4 sides allows ATs to be used in tight layouts
counterflow
cooling tower, Reduce power consumption with
designed to take high efficiency operation
full advantage Offer flexibility in connection and accessory
of the space locations
around the
tower by Boost freeze protection
drawing in air encasing fill completely in steel lowers chance of ice formation;
optional drip angles, internal wind baffle, and basin heaters
on all sides. can further decrease freeze potential
EVAPCO’s high
efficiency, bottom-supported
EVAPAK® fill maximizes cooling
capacity while doubling as an internal The AXS is an induced draft, crossflow
working platform. The clog-resistant cooling tower, ideal for easy system Maximize plan area
EvapJet™ nozzles, the hardware-free expansion and high tonnage multi-cell AXS selections can be stacked
Water and Sight Tight (WST) air inlet applications. EVAPCO’s
side-by-side with little to no impact on
capacity
louvers, pressurized and non-corrosive modular hot water basins
PVC water distribution system, ex- allow for simple change-out Reduce power consumption
tended bearing lubrication lines, and and the open plenum section with high efficiency operation
many other innovative features simplify allows for easy access to
routine maintenance on the AT unit. the drive system and basin Secure large tonnage
through the large access applications with limited
doors. The AXS’s innovative footprint
bottom-supported fill design

AXS
allows for easier mainte- Facilitate interior maintenance
nance of the cold water with large plenum
basin.
Replace existing crossflow
installations
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 FEATURES AND
APPLICATIONS
Gain opportunity for LEED points
additional deductions and credits possible
from federal and state governments

Increase efficiency with direct drive design

of Electronically Commutated (EC) motors

Meet reduced energy consumption

requirements

Achieve alternate energy

source requirements
Experience all the benefits of the AT cooling tower with

SUN
the added energy efficiency of permanently affixed solar
panels! The SUN tower is capable of Net-Zero annual
energy consumption with a custom SUN control panel.
Take advantage of the leading eco-friendly
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LPT
Accommodate height
restricted applications
The LPT is a forced draft, counterflow
Satisfy sound requirements cooling tower, designed for indoor and ducted
multiple sound attenuation options are available
applications. Positioning the
Adapt to ducted and/or high centrifugal fan on the end of the
external static pressure applications basin and casing
sections allows for the
Provide freeze protection lowest profile design
with fill completely encased in steel,
there’s a lower chance of ice formation
of all our open towers,
making the LPT ideal for

TARGET
height restricted applica-
tions. The LPT features a
first stage sound
attenuating casing
around the fan section.

APPLICATIONS/
ADVANTAGES

Adapt to ducted and/or

LSTE
The LSTE is a forced draft, counterflow
high external static
pressure applications cooling tower, especially suited for indoor
and ducted layouts due to its use of
Satisfy sound requirements centrifugal fans. With inherently lower sound
multiple sound attenuation options are available levels and its integrated fan and basin section,
the LSTE is ideal for replacements
Provide freeze protection and tight layouts.
with fill completely encased in steel, there’s a
lower chance of ice formation

Accommodate indoor applications with

space restrictions

Have questions? Read on to learn more about each

of these innovative options or visit evapco.com to
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THE AT ATLAS SERIES
Hot Saturated Discharge Air

Principle of Operation
This cutaway graphic of the AT Atlas illustrates the basic functionality Drift M

of our modular, induced draft, counterflow cooling tower. Hot water Eliminators

from the heat source is pumped to the water distribution system at Hot
Water
the top of the tower. The water is distributed over the wet deck fill In

by means of our EvapJet™ nozzles. Simultaneously, air is drawn in

through the air inlet louvers at the base of the tower on all four sides
and travels upward through the wet deck fill opposite the water flow. Cool
Dry
The cooled water drains to the basin at the bottom of the tower and is Entering
Air
returned to the heat source. Cooled
Water
Out

High-Efficiency Drift Eliminators

• Limit the drift rate down to 0.0005% of the recirculating
water rate
• Assembled in easily removable sections
• Constructed of inert PVC, effectively eliminating
corrosion

EVAPAK® Fill
• Specially designed to induce a highly turbulent mix of air and water for
superior heat transfer
• Special drainage tips allow high water loadings without excessive pressure drops
• Bottom-supported cross-fluted sheets are bonded together to enhance
its structural integrity
• Usable as a working platform for internal access to the fan and drive system

Water and Sight Tight (WST) Air Inlet Louvers

• Framed in same material as tower basin
• Improved design to keep sunlight out—preventing algae growth
• Keeps water in while keeping dirt and debris out
• Hardware free, easily removable
• 360 degree access to basin

Clean Pan Sloped Basin Design

• Designed to completely drain the cold
water basin
• Helps prevent buildup of sediment and
biological film
• Eliminates standing water after drain down

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Mechanical Equipment
• Only select suppliers specializing in cooling
tower products chosen to provide associated
fans, gearboxes, drive shafts, etc.
• Must meet strict quality control requirements
• Produces airflow necessary for peak thermal
performance

Robust Design and Materials

Built with industrial-grade materials and engineered to withstand the
demands of HVAC and industrial applications
• Heavy-gauge steel structure, galvanized or stainless steel
• 5-year mechanical component warranty
• Energy-efficient PVC heat exchange fill media
• Standard motor outside airstream

Pressurized Water Distribution System

• EvapJet™ nozzles provide thermal performance gain
• Non-corrosive PVC construction
• Large orifice nozzles prevent clogging and are
threaded for easy removal and positive positioning
• Each nozzle provides a large uniform spray pattern

Access
• Removable louvers offer 360 degree basin
access for easy inspection and maintenance

Louver Access Door

• Hinged access panel with quick-release
mechanism
• Allows easy access to perform routine
maintenance and inspection of the makeup
assembly, strainer screen, and basin

*
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Performance

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THE AT SERIES
Hot Saturated Discharge Air

Principle of Operation
Drift
Like the Atlas, the AT shares the functionality of an induced Eliminators Hot
Water
draft, counterflow cooling tower. Hot water from the heat In
source is pumped to the water distribution system at the
top of the tower. The water is distributed over the wet deck
fill by means of our EvapJet™ nozzles. Simultaneously, air is
drawn in through the air inlet louvers at the base of the tower
on all four sides and travels upward through the wet deck Cool Dry
Entering
fill opposite the water flow. The cooled water drains to the Air

basin at the bottom of the tower and is returned to the heat

source. Cooled
Water Out

EVAPCO Power-Band Drive System

•E
 asy maintenance, heavy-duty drive system
•S
 tandard heavy-duty pillow-block bearings with a minimum L10 life of
100,000 hours
•E
 xtended lube lines
•E
 xternal motor/belt adjustment
•S
 olid-back multi-groove belts and totally enclosed motors are standard
•B
 elts constructed of neoprene and polyester cords, sized for 150% of the
motor nameplate horsepower to ensure long, trouble-free operation
•G
 ear drive optional

Water and Sight Tight (WST)

Air Inlet Louvers
• Easily removable for access
• Framed in same material as tower basin
• Designed to keep sunlight out—
preventing algae growth
• Keeps water in while keeping dirt and
debris out

Clean Pan Sloped Basin Design

• Designed to completely drain the cold water basin
• Helps prevent buildup of sediment and biological film
• Eliminates standing water after drain down

IBC* Compliant & OSHPD† Designs

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Optional Motor Davit & Working Platform

• Motor davit and bracket option for easy motor and fan removal
• Also available for gearbox removal
• Custom platform and ladder arrangements available
• Provides a robust self-supporting working surface for the service mechanic
• Motors positioned to be easily accessible and serviceable

Water Distribution System

• EvapJet™ nozzles provide thermal
performance gain
• Non-corrosive PVC construction
• Large orifice nozzles prevent clogging and are
threaded for easy removal and positive positioning
• Each nozzle provides a large uniform spray pattern

EVAPAK® Fill
• Specially designed to induce a highly turbulent mix
of air and water for superior heat transfer
• Special drainage tips allow high water loadings
without excessive pressure drops
• Bottom-supported cross-fluted sheets are bonded
together to enhance its structural integrity
• Usable as a working platform for internal access to
the fan and drive system

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Louver Access Door
• Hinged access panel with quick-release mechanism
• Allows easy access to perform routine maintenance and inspection of the
makeup assembly, strainer screen, and basin
• Standard on models with louvers 5 feet and taller
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THE AXS SERIES
Principle of Operation
The induced draft, crossflow AXS collects warm water from the heat source in the water distribution
system at the top of the tower. The water is distributed over the wet deck fill through large orifice
nozzles. Simultaneously, air is drawn in through the air inlet louvers at the ends of the tower and
travels horizontally through the wet deck fill across the water flow. The cooled water drains to the
basin at the bottom of the tower and is returned to the heat source.

Hot Saturated Discharge Air

Hot Hot
Water Water
In In

Cool Dry Cool Dry

Entering Entering
Air Air

Cooled
Water
Out

Modular Hot Water Basins

• Steel covers in easy to handle sections
• Large orifice, non-clog nozzles
• Integral weir dams to accommodate at least 50% design flow

EVAPAK® Crossflow Fill

• High efficiency bonded block fill
• Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
• Impervious to rot, decay and biological attack
• Integral louvers and drift eliminators
• Easy to handle
• Flame spread rating of <25 per ASTM E84

*
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Certified Thermal Performance

*Mark owned by the Cooling Technology Institute

Cold Water Basin End Covers (Optional)

• Prevents sunlight and debris from entering basin
• Easy lift-off with handles

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EVAPCO Power-Band Drive System

• Easy maintenance, heavy-duty drive system
• Standard heavy-duty pillow-block bearings with a minimum
L10 life of 100,000 hours
• Extended lube lines
• Solid-back multi-groove belts and totally enclosed motors
are standard
• Belts constructed of neoprene and polyester cords, sized for
150% of the motor nameplate horsepower to ensure long,
trouble-free operation
• Gear drive optional

Single Side Inlet (Optional)

• Self-balancing
• Includes all interior piping
(factory installed)
• Includes all exterior piping
(ships loose for field installation)

Two (2) Oversized Access Doors

• Swing-in doors on each side wall
• Easy access to interior of unit

Bottom-Supported Fill
• Non-sagging
• Minimum 3” above basin floor
• Easy to clean under
• Allows room for optional sump
sweeper piping

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THE LSTE SERIES
Hot Saturated Discharge Air

Drift
Eliminators
Hot
Water
Principle of Operation In

The forced draft, counterflow LSTE distributes water over the wet deck fill while simultaneously
forcing air through the air inlet at the base of the tower. This tower is especially suited to indoor
or ducted layouts due to its ability to handle external static pressure. This classic design is also
ideal for exact replacement projects. Cool
Dry
Entering
Cooled Air
Water
Out
EVAPAK® Fill
• Specially designed to induce a highly
turbulent mix of air and water for superior
heat transfer
• Special drainage tips allow high water
loadings without excessive pressure drops
• Bottom-supported cross-fluted sheets are
bonded together to enhance its structural
integrity

Easy Field Assembly

• Ensures easy assembly and fewer fasteners
• Incorporates self-guiding channels to guide
the casing section into position improving
the quality of the field seam

Certified Thermal Performance

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Totally Enclosed Fan Motors &

Superior Drive System
• Located in dry, incoming air-stream, allowing normal maintenance to be
done from the outside of the unit
• Premium efficient, inverter rated NEMA motors
Clean Pan Design • Double sealed bearings
• Sloped design allows water to drain • Double dipped & baked treatment of windings with a polyester varnish
completely from cold water basin • Standard with space heaters to eliminate condensation while idle
• Easier removal of dirt and debris • Covered under standard 5-year motor and drive warranty
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THE LPT SERIES
*

Hot Saturated Discharge Air

Principle of Operation
Drift
Hot Eliminators
Water The forced draft, counterflow LPT follows the same principle of
In
operation as the LSTE, but with slight reconfiguration to better
Cool suit low profile applications.
Dry
Entering
Air
Cooled
Water
Out

PVC Spray Distribution Header

• Nozzles are threaded into the header to ensure proper orientation
• Fixed position nozzles require little maintenance
• Large orifice nozzle with integral sludge ring to prevent clogging High Efficiency
• Threaded end-caps on distribution piping for ease of cleaning Drift Eliminators
• Advanced design limits
maximum drift rate to
0.001% of the recirculated
water rate
• Corrosion resistant PVC for
long life

Double-Brake Flange Joints

• Stronger than single-brake
designs by others
• Ships in single piece
• Greater structural integrity

Fan Housing
• Standard on all LPT series selections
• Drive system is completely enclosed in a protective housing
• First stage sound attenuation, providing sound reduction

Easy to Service Motor & Drive System

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performed from outside the unit
• Locking mechanism can also be used as a wrench to
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• Split fan housings allow removal of all mechanical Certified Thermal Performance
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 HEAT TRANSFER MEDIA
With EVAPCO, you get a partner you can count on to keep you at the cutting edge of your field. That’s because we
build innovation into every HVAC solution that we deliver to you. Here are just some of the game-changing features
we’ve designed to make everyday life simpler for you and your clients.

EVAPAK® Counterflow Fill EVAPAK® Crossflow Fill

Used inside all EVAPCO counterflow induced draft and forced The AXS features bonded block fill with both integral louvers
draft cooling towers. Our EVAPAK® counterflow fill is specially and drift eliminators. The EVAPAK® crossflow fill design pre-
designed to induce a highly turbulent mix of air and water for vents any air from bypassing the water. The fill is also bottom
superior heat transfer. Special drainage tips allow high water supported, preventing any sagging and allowing for easier
loadings without excessive pressure drops. routine basin maintenance. Flame spread rating of <25 per
ASTM-E84.
EVAPAK® counterflow fill is constructed of inert polyvinyl chlo-
ride (PVC), so it will not rot or decay. It can also withstand
water temperatures of 130°
F/55° C. An option for
higher water temperatures
is also available. Consult
your EVAPCO sales
representative
to learn more.

The bottom support of the

fill section, combined with the unique way in which EVAPAK®
counterflow fill’s cross-fluted sheets are bonded together,
greatly enhances the fill’s structural integrity, making it usable as
a working platform.

EVAPAK® is also self-extinguishing with a flame spread

rating of <25 per ASTM-E84.

Optional Fill Types

EVAPCO also offers alternate fills as an option on most cooling towers for special applications. Consult your local EVAPCO sales
representative for further details.

Titan-Pak fill media comes in a cross-fluted design and is constructed entirely of stainless steel, making it noncombustible.

Wide-Pak cross-fluted fill is often used in dirty water applications. It has a lower surface area than EVAPAK® fill; therefore, towers need
to be sized appropriately to account for the change in available capacity.

VERTICLEAN® vertical-fluted fill is often used in dirty water applications and can handle oil or greases in the system up to 5 ppm.
VERTICLEAN® fill has a lower surface area than the Wide-Pak fill; therefore, towers need to be sized appropriately to account for the
change in available capacity.

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MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
EVAPCO is committed to using only the highest quality, industrial grade materials in all our cooling towers ensuring
absolute reliability and longevity.

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) 304/304L Stainless Steel

Schedule 40 piping is utilized for our pressurized water Our cooling towers may be upgraded to 304/304L stain-
distribution for superior corrosion resistance and to minimize less steel. High levels of chromium and nickel allow stainless
water distribution maintenance required. Fill media is con- steel to form a renewable chromium-oxide layer. This ultra-thin
structed of PVC with a cross-fluted design and is resistant to layer protects wetted areas, such as the cold and hot water
rot, decay and biological attack. basins from general corrosion. The higher chromium and nickel
content greatly impact corrosion resistance properties. Welded
G-235 Galvanized Steel cold water basins and a five-year warranty come standard on
our cooling towers with a 304/304L stainless steel cold-water
Our cooling towers utilize heavy gauge mill hot-dip
basin.
galvanized steel. All galvanized steel is coated with a minimum
of 2.35 ounces of zinc per square foot of area (G-235 Hot-
Dip Galvanized Steel designation). During fabrication, all 316/316L Stainless Steel
exposed galvanized steel panel edges are coated with 95% 316/316L stainless steel is the superior material choice for the
pure zinc-rich compound. cooling tower market. It is comprised of 2-3% molybdenum,
which gives the surface film a high degree of protection against
chloride attack. For coastal regions, high temperature applica-
tions, and/or areas with high chloride concentration in the
makeup water, this advantage is ideal. Using this material can
increase the longevity of your cooling tower and help protect
the towers’ integrity in harsh environments. Welded basins and a
five-year warranty come standard on our cooling towers with a
316/316L stainless steel water basin.

The table below summarizes the metallurgy of common stainless-steel options.

Chromium Content Nickel Content Molybdenum Content Carbon Content

Type
wt% wt% wt% wt%
301L* 16.0 - 18.0 6.0 - 8.0 0.00 0.03
304 18.0 - 20.0 8.0 - 12.0 0.00 0.08
304L 18.0 - 20.0 8.0 - 12.0 0.00 0.03
316 16.0 - 18.0 10.0 - 14.0 2.0 - 3.0 0.08
316L 16.0 - 18.0 10.0 - 14.0 2.0 - 3.0 0.03

*301L is not sutiable for use in cooling towers

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 DRIVE SYSTEMS
Power-Band Drive System Design
EVAPCO Cooling Towers feature the highly efficient Power-Band drive system. The Power-Band drive system consistently
performs with trouble-free operation in the most severe conditions. The reliability of the drive system is backed by a Five
(5) Year complete drive system warranty.

Power-Band Belt
The Power-Band belt is a solid-backed multi-groove belt
designed for cooling tower service. The drive belt is sized
for 150 percent of the motor nameplate horsepower and
constructed of neoprene with polyester chords. Band belts
are field-proven with over 30 years of operation.

Drive System Sheaves

Drive system sheaves are constructed of an aluminum alloy
for corrosion resistance in the humid cooling tower environ-
ment.

Power-Band Belt
Fan Shaft Bearings
For ultimate reliability, EVAPCO cooling towers come
equipped with heavy-duty, pillow block bearings. These fan
shaft bearings feature extended lubrication lines to grease
fittings located on the exterior of the unit for easy mainte-
nance. Additionally, they offer a minimum 100,000 hrs. L10
life.

Fan Motors
All EVAPCO cooling towers utilize fan motors designed
specifically for evaporative cooling applications, with space
heaters as standard. Premium efficient fan motors, which
are compatible with variable frequency drive (VFD)
systems, come standard on all cooling tower models.
TEAO Fan Motor
Alternative fan motor options are available as follows:
• Two speed single winding
• Two speed two winding
• Mill and chemical duty
• Explosion proof

Gear Drive Systems (Optional)

Design features and ratings are in accordance with, or ex-
ceed, the minimum requirements of AGMA (American Gear
Manufacturers Association) and CTI standards. Castings
are rigidly designed and constructed to absorb internal and
external loads. Our gear drive system has an industry leading
L10 bearing life exceeding 100,000 hours. Both the couplings
and the gear drive are selected with a 2.0 service factor per
AGMA and CTI recommendations. Gear Drive System (Shown with Optional Super Low Sound Fan)

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LOW SOUND SOLUTIONS
Super Low Sound Fan (Optional) Forced-Draft Sound Attenuation (Optional)
When you’re tasked with achieving the lowest sound EVAPCO’s forced-draft towers feature a centrifugal fan
levels possible, there’s only one choice: the EVAPCO design that operates at lower sound levels, making the units
Super Low Sound Fan. It’s the quietest, most noise-efficient ideal for installations where noise is a concern. The unit’s
fan in the industry. Made of heavy-duty reinforced polyester, design can be customized with a variety of intake stages and
the ultra-wide chord blades have a forward swept design and discharge attenuation packages to greatly reduce sound
rounded edges to minimize the sound caused by flow separa- levels even further for extremely noise sensitive applications.
tion and vortex shedding. The end result is a sound pressure
level 9 to 15 dB(A) lower than standard fans, depending on
the specific unit selection and measurement location, with no
impact on thermal capacity.

Water Silencer – Reduces Water Noise Offset Sound Attenuation Walls (Optional)
up to 7 dB(A) (Optional) Add EVAPCO’s CTI-certified offset sound attenuation walls
Located in the cold water basin, EVAPCO’s water silencer to your super low sound fan and water silencer options for
reduces the high frequency noise associated with falling water the ultimate sound control. Constructed of G-235 galva-
and is capable of lowering overall sound levels 4 to 7 dB(A) when nized steel and lined inside with acoustical padding, the
measured at 5 feet from the side or end of the unit. When water walls will typically reduce the 50-foot free-field sound level
is circulated with fans off, the results are even greater: as much as by an additional 3 dB(A). Stainless steel construction also
9 to 12 dB(A) lower at the same measured distance (depending available. Requires external support by others.
on water loading and louver height). Constructed of lightweight
PVC sections, the silencer can be easily removed for access to the AT Fan Discharge Attenuation (Optional)
basin area. It will have no impact on thermal performance and is
Up to 10 dB(A) Reduction
CTI certified. Note: Not available on 4-foot-wide models.
This options allows for further sound reduction of the unit.
The attenuator can be used with the standard AT fan or in
combination with the Low Sound or Super Low Sound Fan
option. The discharge attenuator is a factory-assembled
straight-sided discharge hood designed to reduce overall
discharge sound levels at full fan speed by 5 dB(A) to 10
dB(A), depending on specific unit selection and measure-
ment location with a minimal impact to thermal perfor-
mance. It is constructed of G-235 galvanized steel as
standard (options available for Type 304 stainless steel) and
includes insulated walls and a low pressure drop baffling
system that is acoustically lined with high density fiberglass.
The discharge attenuator is self-supported by the unit and
is shipped loose for field mounting. A heavy gauge, hot-dip
galvanized steel fan guard covers the discharge attenuator
to prevent debris from entering the attenuator.

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 WATER TREATMENT SOLUTIONS
Smart Shield®
Solid Chemical Water Treatment System
EVAPCO’s product innovation continues with the introduction of Smart
Shield® factory assembled solid chemistry water treatment for open
cooling systems. Smart Shield® is available in two unique skid-mounted
systems: Controlled Release and Monitored Release, to protect a broad
range of evaporative cooling water applications. In addition, these new
Smart Shield® systems incorporate a modular design to simplify installation
and minimize the floor space required in the mechanical room for the
water treatment of your evaporative cooling equipment.

The skid-mounted Smart Shield® feeders are

designed to control the release of granular and
solid water treatment chemicals. Taking the water
out of liquid water treatment chemicals provides an
easier and more sustainable treatment approach that
reduces shipping, handling, and storage weights by
up to 80%.

Contact your local EVAPCO representative to learn

whether the Controlled Release or
Monitored Release System is right for your open
evaporative cooling application.

Learn more about Smart Shield®

at evapco.com.

Pulse~Pure® Non-Chemical Water Treatment System

Pulse~Pure® from EVAPCO uses pulsed electric field technology
to treat your water without chemicals. It’s the environmentally
responsible solution that also packs a powerful water-treating
punch:

• Emits short, high frequency bursts of low energy

electromagnetic fields to recirculating water.
• Delivers a guaranteed maximum bacterial count of 10,000
CFU/ml in the cooling water.
• Controls scale, corrosion, and microbiological growth with
absolutely no chemicals required.
• Compact design eliminates moving parts and ensures
low energy consumption.

Learn more about Pulse~Pure® at evapco.com.

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Engineered to Improve Water Efficiency
EVAPCO Water Saver™ utilizes capacitive deionization
technology to reduce dissolved ion concentration, thus
lowering the makeup water conductivity prior to use in an
evaporative cooling system. Makeup water entering the
Water Saver™ passes through individual cylinders which
contain oppositely charged supercapacitors. Dissolved
ions (except silica) are removed from the water as they are
absorbed onto the charged capacitors. A typical 50% ion
reduction allows the operating cycles of concentration to
be safely doubled without an increase in scale or corro-
sion potential.

The EVAPCO Water Saver™ is only available

in conjunction with EVAPCO’s Pulse~Pure®
or Smart Shield® water treatments solutions.
Pre-Treatment System for Evaporative Cooling Equipment

Water Efficiency Potential for 1,000 Ton System:

Doubling Cycles of Concentration (COC) with the Water Saver™ increases your water efficiency and can
save thousands of gallons per day (gpd).
Water Efficiency Equations
Evaporation
Blowdown =
2.0 to 4 COC = 23,000 gpd SAVED COC - 1

2.5 to 5 COC = 13,000 gpd SAVED Cycles of Recirc Conductivity

=
3.0 to 6 COC = 7,000 gpd SAVED Concentration Makeup Conductivity
(Applies to Chemically Treated System only)
4.0 to 8 COC = 5,200 gpd SAVED
Cycles of Makeup Rate
=
Concentration Blowdown Rate
(Applies to All Systems)

US 7,175,783
US 9,193,612
Learn more about the Water Saver at evapco.com.
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US 10,202,294

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