FRP CROSSFLOW COOLING TOWERS

Crossflow cooling towers are named for how air enters the apparatus from the sides. Air flows horizontally across the fill media while gravity sends hot water flowing down from distribution basins at the top of the tower. They are some of the most cost-effective and simplest models to maintain. They can use smaller pumps because they use gravitational force to aid in air-to-water contact, and their no pressurized spray allows for more variable water flow.