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Cooling tower fills also known as the surface or the wet deck is a medium that utilizes parts of the cooling tower in order to build its surface region. An extended surface territory considers the most extreme contact between the water and air which takes more prominent dissipation rates.
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- Drift Eliminator
Drift Eliminator
Drift eliminator is an important part of cooling tower.
It can reduce the loss of water and emissions.
Drift eliminator is installed above the water distribution and the cooling tower fills, so it can catch the water drops in air flow and let them into the cooling water circuit again.
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