COOLING TOWERS
   
 

IMT Range
42 models from 50 to 1160 l/s
Principle of operation
Water is one of our most precious resources. Cooling towers reduce the water consumption by 95% versus the out-dated "one through" systems, by recycling the water. The heated water from the cooling process is distributed over the wet deck surface, which serves as a heat exchanger. As the air drawn through the cooling tower evaporates a small portion of the recirculating water, heat will be removed from the remaining water. The cooled water can then be pumped back to the heat load for another cooling cycle.

Characteristics

  • counterflow design
  • induced draught configuration
  • horizontal air entry from 2, 3 or 4 sides depending on the number of cells
  • vertical air discharge
  • aluminium axial fans
  • low pressure water distribution system
  • film fill with 12 mm spacing
  • V-belt drive or gear drive depending on the model

Main features

  • modular concept extends factory controlled quality into field erected capacity
  • minimum field installation due to factory assembled modules
  • pre-engineered technical and performance data for large cooling capacities
  • material and fill options for a wide variety of applications
  • many arrangement options for layout flexibility
  • suitable for outdoor applications

Material options
Baltiplus corrosion protection

Baltiplus Corrosion Protection comprises all steel components fabricated from Z 600 galvanised steel with 600 g of zinc per mē coating. Cut edges are protected with a zinc rich paint. All fasteners have a 3-stage protective coating consisting of a zinc phosphate treatment, a zinc rich inorganic resin coating and an aluminium rich organic topcoat. The exterior surfaces of the equipment are finished with a coat of polymeric zinc aluminium paint.

Baltibond Corrosion Protection System
The BALTIBOND Corrosion Protection System is applied to individual galvanized steel components prior to assembly. These components are manufactured from Z 600 mill galvanized steel sheets with 600 g of zinc/mē. After manufacturing the components undergo an industrial cleaning and drying pre-treatment process.
Immediately after the pre-treatment the components are electrostatically coated with a dry, polymeric hybrid thermosetting powder. The coated components are then put through a thermally activated curing process during which the powder is fuse bonded to the substrate. Stringent quality control procedures and regular testing during the coating process assure consistent high quality of the protection system. The fasteners used for assembly have a 3-stage protective coating comprising a zinc phosphate treatment, a zinc rich inorganic resin coating and an aluminum rich organic top coat.