Concrete structure cooling tower is a heat dissipation equipment used in the industrial field, which is commonly found in facilities such as power plants, chemical plants and refineries. Its main function is to reduce the temperature of circulating water through heat exchange between air and water, thereby maintaining the normal operation of the equipment. The tower body of the cooling tower is usually built with reinforced concrete, and the shape is mostly inverted cone shell. This design not only saves materials, but also provides strong structural stability and wind resistance.

Concrete cooling towers work through natural ventilation or mechanical ventilation. Hot water is sprayed from the top of the tower to the internal filling area, and air enters from the bottom of the tower to exchange heat and evaporate and dissipate heat with hot water. Finally, the cooled water is collected and reused. Natural ventilation cooling towers use the buoyancy of air and do not require electric fans, which has the advantage of energy saving. Mechanical ventilation cooling towers use fans to force air flow to improve cooling efficiency.

Concrete cooling towers have the advantages of long service life, low maintenance cost, and stable operation. They can be used for a long time in harsh environments with high temperature and high humidity. Its design and operation mode also meet environmental protection requirements, reducing energy consumption and the use of chemicals. In modern industry, concrete cooling towers have become key equipment in large industrial cooling systems due to their high efficiency and durability.