Induced draft cooling tower

An induced draft cooling tower is a device used to remove heat from processes or equipment by cooling water. It works by drawing warm air through the tower using fans, which helps evaporate some water and carry away heat. The cooled water then recirculates to absorb more heat, making the system efficient. These towers are common in power plants and industrial facilities, allowing them to stay safe and efficient by maintaining proper temperature levels. The design ensures effective airflow and heat transfer, helping manage large amounts of heat with minimal energy use.