Cooling tower wood

The cooling tower is a device that cools the water through heat exchange among water, air and timber. Incoming hot water through pipes into the tower sprinkles through the nozzles on the special wood inside it. Water droplets dropped down through the stairs of wood and each drop of water in contact with wood and air excrete the heat to the environment. So part of the existing water is converted into hot steam, which is driven out through the exhaust air vents on the ceiling.
The wood used in a cooling tower must have a certain physical condition in order to be able to withstand the constant heat and humidity of the environment while performing the task of cooling the hot water. It is natural that raw wood does not last for more than a year in such condition and needs to be replaced with new wood, which costs a lot of money. The wood used in a cooling tower should be pre-assembled into special reactors and vacuumed from liquids and cellulosic oils, and then pressurized into certain mineral substances that are called treated or saturated timber. The useful life of the wood used in the cooling tower, if it is standardized and scientifically saturated, reaches more than 01 years.
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