SPX Cooling Technologies Hybrid Cooling Towers Humidifier User Manual


 
If you’re concerned with reducing visible plume or saving water, let
SPX Cooling Technologies show you how to make our solution, your solution.
Visit www.spxcooling.com/clear for all the details.
Our Hardest Working Technologies in Plume Abatement
and Water Conservation
NCWD:
Assembled on Our Site,
Not Yours
The new Marley
®
NCWD package cooling
towers are configured for applications of 500
tons or greater – yet, remarkably, are factory
assembled. This significantly broadens the
usability of wet/dry towers from “critical
applications only” to more mainstream projects
and installations.
By combining direct contact (evaporative)
and indirect contact (dry) heat exchangers
in a parallel arrangement, the NCWD’s
crossflow system can result in water savings
as high as 20%* versus conventional cooling
towers – while markedly limiting visible plume.
In addition, the NCWD line offers:
• Energy-efficient operation
• Lower maintenance requirements
• Cost-effective installation
For those using chemical water treatment,
less blowdown and thus less chemicals
Air2Air:
Saving Water,
A Lot of Water
Our new, patented Air2Air system uses a series of
PVC heat exchanger packs in the tower plenum to
condense moisture before it escapes. The result:
A substantial reduction in plume emission.
But there’s more good news. Air2Air can reduce
your cooling tower’s water consumption by up
to 30% annually*, making it the obvious choice
anywhere that water conservation is a prime
concern. And Air2Air can be used on either new
or existing towers.
Because Air2Air is a fully integrated system,
it’s more reliable than exclusively coil-based
systems, which means:
Simpler hydraulics for simpler operation
Fewer moving parts, requiring
less maintenance
• No freezing worries
For a personalized economic payback analysis of
the impact Air2Air can have on your planned or
existing facility, and to sign up for updates on new
Air2Air installations, visit www.spxcooling.com/a2a.
* Dependent on system operating conditions and
local weather conditions.