Cooling towers or cooling towers are devices that make optimal use of a natural principle that is as simple as it is effective. We are talking about the forced evaporation of a small percentage of the volume of water. This water, when changing state to steam, extracts energy from the unevaporated water flow (latent heat of evaporation).
Cooling towers can perform the water/air heat exchange process even better. In them, the phenomenon of evaporation occurs through the use of simple and effective components.
In cooling towers, water from a process to be cooled falls through diffusers that spray it onto a fill. The water is distributed over it, exchanging temperature with the air and falls into a pond where pumps collect it and drive it back to the process that has to be cooled.
