Cooling Tower Overflow 99%

When the system pumps turn off, water in the vertical piping drains back into the cold water basin. If the basin doesn’t have enough "freeboard" (empty space) to accommodate this volume, it spills over.

You aren't just losing water; you are losing the expensive corrosion inhibitors, biocides, and scale dispersants added to that water. This leaves your internal piping vulnerable to rust and biofouling. cooling tower overflow

If the operating level is set too high, the natural turbulence of the water or the "drain back" that occurs when pumps shut down will push the water level over the overflow weir. When the system pumps turn off, water in

The equilibrium of a cooling tower relies on a delicate balance between the water being evaporated and the fresh "makeup" water being added. When this balance shifts, overflow occurs. This leaves your internal piping vulnerable to rust