Cooling Tower in Cooling water maintain and useful device

 Cooling Tower


Cooling tower, type of cooling tower
Cooling tower

Cooling water maintain and useful device


  • The cooling water is maintained by one of the two cooling water pumps example, XVT – P – 302 , A/B. About 2% of cooling water is passed through a gravity sand filter in order to filter out solid matter.
  •    To maintain good quality of cooling water following provisions are made.

(a) Chemical dozing system.
(b) Chlorine dozing device.
(c) Sulphuric acid dozing.


  • Cooling water flow is about 3540 M3 / hour maximum.
  • Cooling water is used in the following equipments for cooling purpose.


(1) Cooler for high pressure Absorber
(2) Low pressure Absorber
(3) Gas Condenser
(4) recovery column
(5) Condensers
(6) Various oil coolers
(7) Compressors inter – stage coolers and jackets
(8) Emission control system plant cooler.





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