New water-saving and energy-saving cooling tower designs come with concerns about change. From the owner to the engineer to the contractor, the question becomes, “Why... READ MORE
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We understand the tremendous water savings available with the information provided in Part 1 & Part 2 of this cooling tower series. There is more... READ MORE
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The combination of water usage and energy usage in open loop cooling towers are a significant cost to owners. Owners are faced with tremendous water... READ MORE
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The combination of water usage and energy usage in open-loop cooling towers is a significant cost to owners. There are ways to reduce the waste... READ MORE
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The weather is warming, and our attention turns away from heating and toward system air conditioning. To protect the cooling tower pumps, we offer a... READ MORE
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Happy New Year 2021! I pray that we all have a healthy year and see the return of normal lifestyles. This final blog in this... READ MORE
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The cooling tower pump calculations are completed, the project is bid, the Bell & Gossett pumps scheduled are awarded and installed. There is a noise... READ MORE
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The available cooling tower pump NPSH or net positive suction head is a function of the pan elevation, friction, and temperature. Sometimes the combination of... READ MORE
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The Hydraulic Institute (HI) is a global authority on pumps and pumping systems. Think of them as the ASHRAE of pump design and testing. HI,... READ MORE
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One of the most misunderstood concepts in pump selection for hydronic design is the net positive suction head or NPSH. Problems with NPSH can spell... READ MORE
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