1. Open cooling towers in factories are typically installed on the roofs or floors of other buildings with sufficient capacity. This is because good ventilation helps dissipate heat effectively.
2. When existing open cooling towers cannot meet production needs and additional open cooling towers are required, pay attention to the distance between each tower to ensure smooth ventilation.
3. When installing open cooling towers, consider the surrounding area for smoke or dust. Avoid installing in these locations to prevent the membrane from becoming clogged with smoke and dust.
4. If there are hot areas such as kitchens or boiler rooms nearby, the location should be reselected. This is because such locations easily generate heat, leading to poor heat dissipation and cooling capacity of the open cooling tower itself.
