Frp Bottle Shape Cooling Towers

Bottle shape cooling towers, also known as bottle-type cooling towers, are a specific design of cooling towers that are shaped like a bottle or an inverted shell. They are commonly used in industrial and commercial applications to dissipate heat from various processes and systems, such as power plants, HVAC systems, manufacturing facilities, and chemical plants.

Key features and characteristics of bottle shape cooling towers include:

Design: The distinctive feature of bottle shape cooling towers is their unique bottle-like structure. They have a larger diameter at the base and gradually taper towards the top, resembling the shape of a bottle.

Structure: Bottle shape cooling towers typically consist of a cylindrical base or basin, which houses the cooling water, and a shell-like upper section that encloses the heat exchange components. The upper section usually has louvers or blades to facilitate the airflow.

Heat Dissipation: The cooling process in bottle shape cooling towers is achieved through a combination of evaporation and convection. Hot water from the industrial processes is circulated through the tower and allowed to flow over the heat exchange surfaces, while air is simultaneously blown through the tower to remove heat from the water.