Leading Fiberglass Cooling Tower Manufacturers

Industries such as power stations, oil refineries, power generation facilities and water treatment plants all use cooling towers to aid in process heat removal. HVAC cooling towers are used in large buildings to help control the temperature of interior air. Fiberglass is a suitable material in a process such as moist air removal as it is corrosion resistant. This resistance to corrosion also proves advantageous in cooling towers which are used in applications involving any sort of chemical substance. Fiberglass is a material which is relatively easy to clean or wash down. The direction of the fibers can be specifically designed to create structural strength in a particular direction or location.

In addition to being a strong material, fiberglass is also a lightweight option for cooling tower construction. Other materials used include stainless steel, aluminum and ceramics, but fiberglass offers a lighter alternative than these and for many cooling tower systems, tower weight and structure capacity is an important factor. For example, an HVAC tower may be located on the roof of a large building in which case the tower weight is a design factor that needs to be considered.

Also, the reduced weight of a fiberglass tower minimizes handling and installation issues which may prove costly. Other advantages to using this material choice in cooling tower design include the versatility of fiberglass as a manufacturing material. It can be molded and constructed to any custom requirements, and can be constructed with a variety of surface textures and colors.

Towers made from fiberglass are able to withstand severe environmental conditions such as high winds, extreme temperatures and storms, further evidencing the advantages to using this material in cooling tower construction. Fiberglass is also used in industries such as automotive and boating, storage tank manufacturing, piping and more.