How Cooling Towers Work

I’m an apprentice in building maintenance this is sick

Hi bro, I was checking your video. I have one doubt about this cooling tower. Does the outdoor cool air touches directly the chiller water which was sprinkled into the film? If so, would that add dust/impurities etc to the chiller water? Thanks

why does water evaporate? If the intended purpose for the water is to get colder instead of hotter?

How to maintain cooling tower

So very informative. Thank you. 🙏🏽 I’ve been working around these things a couple years now and your videos make sense of it all. Stationary Engineers and Operators!

makes alot of sense thank you so much for the information!

Really great video, thankyou 👍🏻

my building is about 30 yrs old and our bypass is pneumatic but even after watching this i still dont have a full concept of what the need is for the bypass... our pnumatic operations are being slowly phased out and changed to digital but if anybody reading this knows please fill me in

After watching tons of videos and reading lots of mechanical engineering books and especially hvac systems, this was the neatest explanation that I have had during 6 years of experience in the industry.

bouta pass my quiz bc of this 😈😈😈

Very well explained. Thank you

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Drain for draining the system for preventive maintenance, float valve for make up water to maintain water level at the basin to prevent air pocketing.

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I’ve been doing HVAC for 15 years and even I learned a few new things on this video….

Great content and keep up the great work

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There are also round cooling towers

Yo bro when I mean I’m so grateful to have came across this video. I am in the field as we speak. I feel like a rookie, but this just gives any more knowledge to what I need to know. Thank you if there’s a way I can ever reach out to you please let me know.💪🏿🤙🏿

I used this video to learn English terminology (of cooling towers); perfect! Thank you!

Where does the water go when it's drained ? Is it reused somewhere or does it just go to the sewer? Also, where does the new, fresh water come from? If the building is connected to the city water supply, is that where the new water comes from? Is that usually connected at the chiller ?

Very niece sir 🇮🇳👍

Thank you for video like this ❤️❤️❤️

Great video

A very informative video, this took my cursor straight to subscribe. I believe there is still a lot to learn here. thank you

Thank you Paul for the great explanation, as always. Can you please make one more video for Closed-circuit cooling towers, and how they're different from open cooling towers?

AMAZING!!! VERY SIMPLE EXPLANATION...thank you!

This is channel is simple AWESOME, helped me a lot||||

Question that seems very basic here... What is the difference between a cooling tower and a fluid cooler. Working in residential now everyone calls these towers fluid coolers, and that its different than cooling towers in commercial. Any info is appreciated, have not got a complete answer yet.

There is also water jet oriented towards the thins.
The tower cleans itself.
Thank's for sharing

Excellent video, mate -- Cheers!

I've seen some of your more current videos, and they are much better than this. You should update this one with some engineering and design calculations as well as the physics behind the actual heat dissipation and water evaporation

Thank you so much! Maybe you could make a discord server for your channel? Would love to join one and discuss your videos with other fans! Keep it up, especially on HVAC topics! Please!

Subscribed, amazing video mate!

What are your observations between open and closed loop cooling towers, as to their cooling efficiencies?

thank you so much Paul, very clear
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Play at 1.5x speed it will save some time. Great video though

Most of the videos, sound quality is very bad... Please improve it

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Even with my phone at max volume I can BARELY hear you talking.....

I thought the purpose of a chiller was to cool water. Why is a chiller sending warm water to a cooling tower?

Great video as always. Thank you.

Thank you so much for your sharing! Among all the videos this is the most simple&easiest to understand!

What is the problem if heat rejection smaller than 200kw? but in/out temperatures and water flow rate are the same.

My man is too proud of the model he built. Kept getting distracted by it and wanting to spin it and show it off instead of explaining how it works lol 😂 that’s being said.... it is a very nice model

Super sir

You are making so helpful and successfully videos hvac kindly make vrf system video

Thank you