Description

A Wooden Cooling Tower is a robust and reliable heat rejection system commonly used in large industrial applications. Constructed with high-quality, chemically treated timber, these towers provide strong structural stability and natural resistance to vibration. The treated wood offers protection against decay, moisture, and environmental exposure, ensuring durability and long service life. Wooden cooling towers are especially suitable for heavy-duty operations such as power plants, chemical processing units, and large manufacturing facilities where high-capacity cooling is required. The tower operates on the principle of evaporative cooling, where hot process water is distributed over fill media inside the structure while air naturally or mechanically circulates through the tower. As air comes into contact with the falling water, a small portion evaporates, removing heat and cooling the remaining water for recirculation. Known for their cost-effectiveness in large capacities, ease of on-site assembly, and dependable performance, wooden cooling towers remain a practical solution for demanding industrial cooling needs.