Improper structural design can easily lead to stress concentration at the connection between the cooling tower support foot and the foundation, causing cracks, deformation, and even structural failure.
The 20-year lifespan of FRP cooling towers is not due to hype, but rather the deep integration of materials science and engineering manufacturing.
Deep within the fabric of industrial cooling systems, cooling tower water pipes, though not as eye-catching as the tower itself, function like the "capillaries" of the circulatory system, silently carrying out the crucial mission of heat exchange.
Requiring no frequent painting, rust prevention, or replacement, manual inspections and downtime are reduced, truly achieving "one-time installation, long-term reliability."
As a widely used, high-efficiency cooling device, FRP cooling towers offer numerous design advantages that can significantly improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs, and minimize environmental impact.
A key feature of cooling tower aluminum alloy fan blades is their streamlined design. This design is not only aesthetically pleasing but, more importantly, significantly reduces air resistance and improves ventilation efficiency.