Timber Induced Draft Cross Flow Cooling Tower

About Timber Induced Draft Cross Flow Cooling Tower

Timber Induced Draft Cross Flow Cooling Tower is a heavy-duty industrial cooling system designed for large heat load applications. The structure is made of treated timber wood, providing strength and durability in demanding environments. In cross flow design, hot water flows downward through fill media while air enters from the sides and moves horizontally across the falling water. The induced draft fan mounted at the top pulls air upward, ensuring efficient heat dissipation and uniform cooling performance.

Technical Specifications:

• Type: Induced Draft

• Design: Cross Flow

• Structure Material: Treated Timber Wood

• Capacity Range: 100 TR to 5000 TR (Custom Built)

• Fan Type: Axial Flow Fan (Aluminum / FRP Blade)

• Motor: TEFC / IP55 / Flameproof (Optional)

• Fill Media: PVC / Splash Type Fill

• Drift Eliminator: PVC Blade Type

• Water Distribution System: Gravity Type Hot Water Basin

• Louvers: Wooden / PVC

• Applications: Power Plants, Refineries, Steel Plants, Chemical & Process Industries