Marley Insight – NC Alpha Cooling Tower
Library, White Papers The NC Alpha provides the low-clog performance of a field erected splash-fill tower with the convenience and value of the factory assembled NC cooling tower.
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Marley Insight – Safety Process
Library, White Papers Marley is committed to construction safety and our results prove it. Better safety also means faster project completion and lower installation costs for customers.
Service Information – 300 Series Stainless Steel
Library, White Papers Stainless steel has found widespread use in virtually all types of wet cooling equipment due to its excellent mechanical properties combined with its superb corrosion resistance.
Marley Insight – NC Cooling Tower
Insights, Library Marley’s flagship factory-assembled cooling tower, providing higher performance, fast installation and easy maintenance.
How to Keep Cooling Towers Running Strong
Library, White Papers A guide to cooling tower maintenance, focuses on the mechanical aspects of cooling towers.
How to Manage Cooling Tower Water Quality
Library, White Papers The importance of cooling tower water management, treatment and system monitoring for peak performance.
The Use of Cooling Towers for Salt Water Heat Rejection
Library, White Papers Salt Water Concrete Cooling Towers - Design Considerations
ASHRAE Guideline 12-2000 Legionellosis
Library, White Papers Minimizing the Risk of Legionellosis Associated with Building Water Systems. Posted with permission from ASHRAE ©2000. This document may not be copied nor distributed in either paper or digital form without ASHRAE’s permission.
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Operating Cooling Towers in Freezing Weather
Library, White Papers A properly designed cooling tower promotes the maximum possible contact between air and water—and does so for the maximum possible time period. This effort on the part of the designer results in an efficiency which, although greatly appreciated in the summertime, has the capability to produce performance-degrading ice formations during winter operation.
External Influences on Cooling Tower Performance
Library, White Papers A cooling tower reacts much like a human being to its air supply. If it is caused to reinhale its own exhaust, it begins to smother. If that air supply is restricted, it begins to choke.