Open Circuit Cooling Tower: How It Works

Evaporative cooling towers exploit a simple and natural physical principle: forced evaporation of a minimal water quantity lowers the temperature of the main water mass. Therefore, cooling towers represent the most widely employed cooling system in civil and industrial applications still today.
Wet bulb temperature in the installation area is the minimum outlet temperature which can be obtained theoretically from a cooling tower: this value is always lower than dry bulb temperature (naturally unless air is already saturated).
The watchword of MITA open evaporative (or ‘wet’) cooling towers is “simplicity”. Installation, working operations, maintenance, safe and efficient management are not a problem at all.
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How is the plate heat exchanger connected?? Can’t be right