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Watch the fan exhaust. A healthy winter plume is wispy and dissipates quickly. A dangerous plume is thick, heavy, and drifts horizontally without rising. This indicates the water is entering the cold air basin at a temperature too low to melt the ice forming upstream. Alex's story serves as a reminder that even

Most operators assume that cold weather is a blessing for cooling. After all, if it’s freezing outside, the tower doesn’t have to work as hard to shed heat, right? This is the single most dangerous misconception in wet cooling tower management. Watch the fan exhaust