What Does a Cooling Tower Do?
A cooling tower is a heat exchanger that brings air and water into direct contact to lower the temperature of circulating water. A small portion of the water evaporates, removing heat from the system.

Cooling towers are an important part of many commercial water-cooled HVAC systems. J & D Mechanical supports cooling-tower applications for facilities throughout the DMV.
Cooling towers are an important part of many commercial water-cooled HVAC systems. J & D Mechanical supports cooling-tower applications for facilities throughout the DMV.
A cooling tower is a heat exchanger that brings air and water into direct contact to lower the temperature of circulating water. A small portion of the water evaporates, removing heat from the system.
Cooling towers are available in different types and sizes. Selecting and maintaining the appropriate configuration depends on the system, building loads, operating conditions and application.
J & D Mechanical can support commercial cooling-tower systems as part of the larger mechanical plant, helping facility teams address service, maintenance and system-performance needs.
Clear answers about cooling towers and J & D Mechanical's commercial service throughout the DMV.
A cooling tower removes heat from circulating water by bringing air and water into contact, allowing a small amount of water to evaporate and cool the remaining water.
No. Cooling towers are available in multiple types and sizes, and the appropriate configuration depends on the application and system requirements.
Commercial mechanical service is available throughout the DMV, including Northern Virginia, Washington, D.C. and Maryland.
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