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Which companies have cooling towers with a capacity of over 3,000 cubic meters per hour?

2016-05-12View Original

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I would like to ask the experts in the heat exchange field: in which industries or companies are 3,000 cubic meters per hour capacity cooling towers typically used? The more detailed, the better, thank you! reward_7ree
Reply #22016-05-12
In large-scale coal chemical industries, the cooling towers in my previous company were 4000 in size.
Reply #32016-05-13
The set we recently purchased was sold by Ju Mai; it was originally from Taiwan. We bought it because it was close to the company, making after-sales support easier.
Reply #42016-05-13
What products does your company manufacture?
Reply #52016-05-17
Chemical plants usually have more than 3,000 units of various heat exchange systems; if you want to see them, just go to a chemical plant
Reply #62016-05-21
Is 3000 m3/h large? It’s quite common, as far as I know; ordinary petrochemical plants, such as those for oil refining, ethylene production, PTA, and phenol production, all have values well above 3000.
Reply #72016-05-24
There are many of such companies; our company used to work with Cangzhou Cooling Tower Company and Jiangsu Seagull Cooling Tower Co., Ltd. Other companies in the same industry include Shanghai GEA Cooling Tower Co., Ltd. (SGCT), Shanghai Jinri Cooling Equipment Co., Ltd., and the Cangzhou Cooling Tower Branch of China National Chemical Engineering Group Corporation, among others.
Reply #82016-05-24
It seems that Cangzhou is doing well in this regard. So which factories would use such large-capacity circulating water towers?
Reply #92016-06-14
It is used by almost all production or packaging units that require physical heat exchange. In some cases, they are integrated together, which increases the water treatment capacity of a single device; in other cases, each workshop or device has its own system, and this is likely related to production arrangements and economic factors. As for the suppliers, it’s hard to say which ones are good and which ones aren’t; this is related to the manufacturers’ technical expertise, as well as the sense of responsibility of their production and installation staff ; The quality of most components is more or less the same; you can make informed choices when purchasing by specifying certain requirements for the manufacturers. What’s left is to pay more attention to monitoring during installation and to routine maintenance.

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