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The newly installed circulating water cooling tower fans have a low evaporation rate, resulting in insufficient temperature reduction. Are there any ways to increase evaporation and lower the temperature of the circulating water?
This requires considering all the reasons comprehensively. Is it due to the cooling tower having been sized too small for the calculations, or is there a problem with the operation of the fan? Is it still caused by blockage in the filler inside?
The selected model is too small; the fan is working fine! The filler has also been replaced.
You can seek a cooling tower manufacturer to carry out upgrades and modifications: 1. Adjustment of the cooling tower fan blades’ angle; 2. Packing flow channel adjustment
Mm-hmm, I’m in contact with them right now! What is the maximum inlet temperature for the condenser of the freezer on your side?
I have contacted the manufacturer; they will come up with a solution.
There are many reasons why the temperature doesn’t drop. Cooling tower manufacturers usually provide sufficient equipment; it’s necessary to analyze the causes of high temperatures – perhaps the flow rate is not enough? You can contact Mr. Kong at 18606252595
Adjust the blade angle and check the packing thickness, etc
I’ve seen it done before: replace the motor with a larger one and then adjust the angle of the impeller