Cooling tower

Within the cooling tower, the circulation involves regular water commonly found in industrial settings. This chilled water effectively cools the coil and crucible through a heat exchanger mechanism, accomplishing the cooling process without direct water contact. The cooling tower itself is typically crafted from either fiberglass or hot-galvanized sheet materials, chosen for their resistance against sunlight, rain, and adverse weather conditions. Furthermore, its external surfaces will be protected against corrosion by applying epoxy coatings. To curtail water usage, a dedicated water catcher is used in these cooling towers.