Cross flow Induced draft cooling Tower

Cross flow design mixes air and water at a 90-degree angle. The advantages of this design include low pressure drop and low power consumption. An induced draft cooling tower where the fan or fans are located on top of the tower. Cooling air is pulled up through stack.

Type Cross flow. Rectangular, assembled by a few cells.
Each cell with minimum vapor losses(drift and evaporation )
Fiberglass body, PVC fills/Fins. Stainless steel reinforcement structure with water distribution trays with gravity drop sprinklers, suitable sized axial flow fan made of aluminum or PVC with low RPM, fan to motor direct driven system.

With make up water auto fill ball flow system with quick fill system with water overflow and mud drain system with manual approach steel framed ladder with monkey cage with free standing base frame.

Serious: BHZ, HBL
One cell water flow:
BHZ: 350, 440, 770, 880 US GPM,
Maximum by assembling; 5300 US GPM

One cell water flow:
HBL: 1320, 2200, 3100 US GPM.