Makeup Water Float Valve Brochure
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Designed specifically for cooling tower duty, Marley makeup water float valves provide long life with little maintenance.
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Marley VFD assembly using an ABB model ACH550 VFD, NEMA 4X stainless steel enclosure, NEMA 4X stainless steel air conditioner, MCB disconnect and traditional bypass motor starter.
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When SPX Cooling Technologies engineers began their quest to design a new counterflow cooling tower, they were challenged to reach new heights in cooling performance. Equally important was their mission to create a solution that would greatly simplify and speed factory fabrication, delivery and field assembly. The result is the Marley® MD Everest,™ a cooling tower that has unparalleled customer advantages.
ABH Basin Heater Controls Engineering Data and Specifications
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The Marley ABH basin heater package controls the ON and OFF operation of the basin heater device providing freeze protection in the cold water collection basin of a cooling tower. The stand-alone control package includes a main circuit breaker disconnect that feeds a contactor providing power for the heater element or steam solenoid valve.
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NC20 clog-resistant splash fill is constructed of polypropylene sheets mechanically assembled without the use of adhesives to form blocks of cooling media.
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VC25 clog-resistant splash fill is constructed of polypropylene sheets mechanically assembled without the use of adhesives to form blocks of cooling media.
Marley Insight – High Wind Load Solutions
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SPX Cooling Technologies offers three innovative solutions to increase the wind load capacity of Marley® cooling tower fan cylinders
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The Marley DT Fluid Cooler is an induced-draft counterflow fluid cooler. Its closed-circuit design keeps the process fluid in a clean closed loop. And it offers more dry operation flexibility than fill/coil hybrid coolers.
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Overamping occurs when the amperage drawn by the fan motor exceeds the fan motor nameplate amperage. In other words, more horsepower is required than the recommended maximum for the motor.
