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Why do power plants use naturally ventilated cooling towers

2016-11-16View Original

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Why do power plants use naturally ventilated cooling towers? What is the difference from the induced draft type?
Reply #22016-11-17
Due to the high water consumption in power plants and the significant energy required for cooling water, natural ventilation cooling towers are used to save energy. The difference from exhaust-driven systems is that it uses natural energy instead of electric power to drive the fan for exhaust, thus saving energy.
Reply #32016-11-17
Simply put, it saves money, effort, and labor.
Reply #42016-11-17
Natural ventilation cooling tower? I have been to many power plants, but I don’t think I’ve seen any; I’ve only seen air-cooled units, and even those are rare. In those cases, fans are used to drive air circulation. The Datang International Qingtongxia Power Plant, Baotou No. 2 Power Plant, and Huaneng Linhe Thermal Power Plant use air-cooled units.

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