Field-assembled cooling towers > Shalom Tower
Year: 2007
Construction: Pultruded FRP
Water Flow: 2,000 m3/hr
On one of Israel's tallest buildings, YWCT was asked to replace a 30-year-old cross-flow cooling tower. Site conditions were tough: The given footprint was small, surrounded by walls of a new luxury residential complex planned for the top floor. YWCT designed a special three-basin-level, double-cross-flow cooling tower, each of whose five 6 m cells was equipped with a special fan to kept noise levels to a minimum for the comfort of the penthouse residents.
Industry: HVAC
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