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    This document discusses two types of cooling towers used in chemical plants - natural draft and forced draft cooling towers. It provides a drawing of each type of tower and lists 5 key differences between them. A natural draft tower is maintenance-free, suitable for large water flows, and does not require motor power or fans, while a forced draft tower requires regular maintenance, can handle any water flow size, and uses fans and motor power to increase air flow velocity.

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    This document discusses two types of cooling towers used in chemical plants - natural draft and forced draft cooling towers. It provides a drawing of each type of tower and lists 5 key differences between them. A natural draft tower is maintenance-free, suitable for large water flows, and does not require motor power or fans, while a forced draft tower requires regular maintenance, can handle any water flow size, and uses fans and motor power to increase air flow velocity.

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    This document discusses two types of cooling towers used in chemical plants - natural draft and forced draft cooling towers. It provides a drawing of each type of tower and lists 5 key differences between them. A natural draft tower is maintenance-free, suitable for large water flows, and does not require motor power or fans, while a forced draft tower requires regular maintenance, can handle any water flow size, and uses fans and motor power to increase air flow velocity.

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    Dannial Harrisson Makerly
    This document discusses two types of cooling towers used in chemical plants - natural draft and forced draft cooling towers. It provides a drawing of each type of tower and lists 5 key differences between them. A natural draft tower is maintenance-free, suitable for large water flows, and does not require motor power or fans, while a forced draft tower requires regular maintenance, can handle any water flow size, and uses fans and motor power to increase air flow velocity.

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    Assignment 1:
    1. Draw two typical cooling towers used in chemical plant industries.
    a. Natural Draft Cooling Tower

    b. Forced Draft Cooling Tower

    2. Five differences of natural draft cooling tower and forced draft cooling tower.

    Natural Draft Cooling Tower Forced Draft Cooling Tower


    Maintenance-free Require regular maintenance
    Suitable for large water flow Suitable for any water flow
    Does not require motor power Require motor power
    Does not use fan for operation Use fan for operation
    Low air flow velocity High air flow velocity

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