Now that is ugly, I'd rather have our concrete ones any day,
they've got so much character, and on a good day you can smell
the steam.

I checked a few web sites, but couldn't find any cooling towers
that I liked, one site had coolers like Ken's image on it and I
thought they were fore cooling drinking water in offices.  

Cheers
Steve

Ken wrote:
> 
> Bob Hughes wrote:
> >
> > Same things here. Ken may not have realized what you meant exactly or
> > they actually have rectangular ones in southern California. I've seen
> > ones in Washington state and Alabama here where I live, U.S. of course.
> > Maybe Ken is in Russia? Don't think I've seen any pictures of the
> > tapered  tube kind there. j/k
> > Anyway, I know what you mean by the angular bracing beneath them.
> 
>   Ken is an engineer with almost 22 years of industrial experience.
> Ken knows what a cooling tower is and what it should look like. The
> small image below is typical of the types I have worked with and is
> considered modern and effecient in design. Perhaps because California
> is a lot newer than the states in the east and is obviouly younger
> than the U.K. it is typical to see newer equipment that does not suffer
> from antiquated designs like those that are still likely to be used
> in areas sufferening from a lack of economic expansion. Perhaps not.
> 
> --
> Ken Tyler
> 
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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