Cross Flow Cooling Tower

In a crossflow cooling tower the process water is pumped to the top of the tower into the hot water distribution basin. The distribution basin is out of the way of the airstream and is gravity fed. The only driving force behind the nozzles is the hydrostatic head of water above the nozzle itself.In a crossflow tower, air travels horizontally across the direction of the falling water whereas in a counterflow tower air travels in the opposite direction (counter) to the direction of the falling water.Separating the air and water streams minimises the reabsorption of moisture and maximises cooling performance. Space Efficiency: Crossflow cooling towers have a compact design, making them suitable for installations with limited space.