Now Offering a Broad Array of NYC Cooling Tower Compliance Services

Our Blog

How to Prevent Corrosion in Cooling Towers

Corrosion is a more serious problem than many cooling tower operators realize. If left unchecked, corrosion can reduce the cooling tower’s efficiency, damage critical components, and shorten the lifespan of your entire system. It also weakens the structure of your cooling tower, leading to leaks and breakdowns and even compromising the safety of your crew. […]

How Often Should Cooling Towers Be Cleaned?

Some cooling towers use water for heat exchange, while others use air. However, all cooling towers share one requirement—they must operate 24/7, 365 days a year. That’s because many buildings and industrial plants require round-the-clock cooling. Your cooling tower must remain in peak condition year-round, which is only possible with regular cleaning. Sticking to a cooling […]

Chiller vs. Cooling Tower: Key Differences Explained

Like many, you may not have thought much about your HVAC system, especially industrial cooling solutions like cooling towers or chillers. These systems are integral in HVAC systems for all commercial and residential buildings and industrial plants. Whether chillers or cooling towers, these systems handle every aspect of cooling, from complex chemical processes to hospitals, […]

Top 10 Cooling Tower Manufacturers in the US

Cooling towers are more widespread than you might realize. According to a recent report, there are over 2 million cooling towers in the United States, making them more common than elevators. Despite their prevalence, choosing the right cooling tower can be challenging. Whether you need a new installation or an upgrade, you will come across […]

Exploring the Different Types of Cooling Towers

Understanding Different Types of Cooling Towers You may see them less often, but cooling towers are on almost every building and industrial plant. If these cooling systems stop working, our lives will come to a screeching halt. Power plants will stop working, our buildings and offices will overheat, and hospitals will have difficulty handling patients. […]

Logo of Pinnaclects website