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Definition: The amount of heat that can be dissipated per unit of time; a key selection criterion. For example, the standard heat dissipation of the TZN X-1000 model is 1000 kW (wet-bulb temperature 26℃).
Definition: The amount of heat that can be emitted per unit of time, usually expressed in kilowatts (kW) or kilocalories per hour (kcal/h).
Measurement Standard: According to national standard GB/T 7190.1-2018, cooling capacity should be ≥95%.
Definition: The temperature difference between the inlet and outlet water. The typical range for industrial cooling towers is 10–25℃ (wet-bulb temperature 28℃)7, and the typical range for civil cooling towers is 5–8℃.
Water-saving and energy-efficient cooling tower
Meets the efficiency level 2 standard of GB/T 7190.1-2018, with power consumption ratio ≤0.030kW/(m³/h) (fan + pump integrated power consumption).
Common specifications: 8 tons (DLT-8), 50 tons (39.2m³/h), 350 tons (273.2m³/h)
Focusing on efficient and energy-saving cooling system solutions
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