In a closed circuit cooler, heat from the process fluid is transferred through a continuous coil system. The hot process fluid circulates inside the coil, while cooling water cascades uniformly over the outer surface of the coil tubes. Simultaneously, ambient air is drawn through air inlet louvers at the base and moves upward across the coil.
A small portion of the cooling water evaporates, carrying away heat from the process fluid. The resulting warm, moisture-laden air is then discharged into the atmosphere, ensuring efficient and controlled heat dissipation without direct contact between the process fluid and cooling water.
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