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Cooling Tower the mixing of warm water and cooler air releases latent heat of vaporization, causing the water to cool. If you are ever looking down from a high-rise building, you might notice a square unit, with fans on top of it, on the buildings below. That's a water cooling tower.

No one wants to stay in a building with bad air conditioning - at least not for too long. On the other hand, buildings with excellent cooling make you want to return, even if it's just to enjoy the air. That's thanks, in large part, to the continued modernization and innovation of the commercial cooling tower system.

What Is The Purpose of a Cooling Tower?

A water cooling tower is used to cool water and is a huge heat exchanger, expelling building heat into the atmosphere and returning colder water to the chiller. A water cooling tower receives warm water from a chiller.

This warm water is known as condenser water because it gets heat in the condenser of the chiller. The chiller is typically at a lower level, like in a basement. The cooling tower's role is to cool down the water, so it can return to the chiller to pick up more heat.