PDH HVAC Online – Cooling Tower Fundamentals and Variable Flow
Watch this PDH Live event with our VIP presenter, Steven Schwalbert, Regional Sales Manager of SPX Cooling Technologies, who gives a technical presentation around cooling tower fundamentals and variable flow.
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As a bonus, Matthew Warren, Director of Business Development at Insight Partners, interviews Insight Recon experts Justin Lynch and Clint Burns as they discuss real-world cooling tower maintenance issues.
To learn more about Insight Partners and our Cooling Tower Reconstruction division, please click here: https://www.insightusa.com/
If you need Marley cooling tower selections, Marley cooling tower parts, or Marley cooling tower support of any kind in North Carolina or South Carolina, please contact Matt Warren, Director of Business Development.
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Insight Partners is the exclusive Marley Cooling Tower new equipment and replacement Marley parts representative in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Insight Recon is your exclusive North Carolina and South Carolina SPX/Marley cooling tower repair and reconstruction company.
Insight Recon, formerly PACE Recon, has been repairing cooling towers in the Carolinas for over 55 years and is proud to be your go-to source for factory-authorized refurbishment, repairs, reconstruction, parts, and replacement components to lengthen the life of your cooling tower.
After many years of operation, cooling towers may require more than small repair work and individual component replacement to return the thermal performance necessary to support plant processes. Above and beyond thermal performance, the cooling tower's durability must be addressed. Replacing the heat transfer media (“fill”) in an older cooling tower will boost cooling capacity in the short term.
Still, unless structural integrity is addressed, there will be no improvement in the longevity of the cooling tower. The structures of older cooling towers of wood construction, for example, have no doubt seen an inherent loss of strength depending on variables such as wood species and operating conditions.
Spot repairs are an inexpensive approach to maintaining operability; however, they do not address the potential loss in the structural safety factor of the cooling tower. With proper guidance, a successful cooling tower reconstruction project can achieve returns in both cooling capacity and structural integrity, thus extending the life of the cooling tower.
With these goals in mind, how can you plan and execute a successful project and avoid potential reconstruction pitfalls? Regardless of your experience with cooling tower reconstruction, a review of industry best practices will help ensure your success.
Whether you need emergency service or scheduled maintenance, our network’s specialists are dedicated to providing solutions for any tower manufacturer, model, size, or environment.
Here are the Cooling Tower Fundamentals & Design for HVAC Applications we will cover:
To schedule your free Marley Cooling Tower Inspection in North Carolina or South Carolina, please click here: https://www.insightusa.com/recon
Or contact Insight Recon direct:
Clint Burns 919.272.8601
Justin Lynch 919.602.1658
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Here are the topics discussed in the PDH portion of this video.
Principles of Operation
Selection Parameters
Tower Types
Components
Capacity Control
Water Quality
Low-Sound Options
Safety