MCC Closed-Circuit Evaporative Cooling Tower

How MCC closed-cooling tower works

The closed-circuit tower uses the same physical principle as the open circuit cooling tower. With one difference: the fluid to be cooled is introduced into a battery of pipes on which the water of the “small cooling circuit” is sprayed.

The MCC series closed circuit evaporative cooling towers are employed as an alternative to open-type cooling circuits with heat exchangers, in those cases in which the cooling fluid for the user’s equipment (generally water or water with glycol) must maintain its chemical and physical characteristics constant over time and unpolluted by external elements.

Focus: MCC 210 Modular closed-loop evaporative tower

For large plants with fluids to be kept unaltered. With the MCC-T closed-loop evaporative tower, process fluids can be kept unaltered even in large plants. Some examples of applications: oil & gas, food industries, large paper mills. Easy transportation of modules over long distances with reduced costs.

Technical Features

• Axial motor-fan with direct coupling, low installed power, low noise levels (option with EC plug fan).
• Motors with IP56 protection.
• Tower body made of 22 mm thick fibreglass sandwich panels.
• Certified PP drift eliminators (entrainment 0.01%).
• Each machine can be equipped with accesses for inspections and maintenance of internal parts.
• Capacity: from 80 kW to 1.7MW (indicative capacity referring to a machine, thermal gradient 5°C).