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Which is better, a cement grid or a bamboo grid?

2009-03-04View Original

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Our old cooling tower has a concrete grid structure; some parts of it have collapsed now, which affects cooling efficiency, so we plan to replace it. There are two types of grids available: bamboo and concrete. Which one performs better?
Reply #22009-03-04
Is the poster referring to the cooling tower for the gas generation circulating water? It turns out that I usually use a bamboo grid structure. As for the performance, our factory has not used cement grids, so it is difficult to make a comparison; however, bamboo grids can be replaced more easily once they become damaged.
Reply #32009-03-04
It is recommended to use bamboo. 1. The distribution of water is better ; 2. Low cost ; 3. Easy to maintain, convenient to replace, and requires little time for repairs.

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