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Cooling towers are a relatively inexpensive and reliable way of expelling heat from a number of industrial processes, including nuclear and thermal power plants, petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, food processing plants, and HVAC systems.
As the worldwide market for these applications continues to grow, so does the need to address the question: How large should a cooling tower be to efficiently handle a specific application?