A fill support grid hanger for hanging a full support grid from a horizontal structural member that obviates the need for an intervening spacer bar. The hanger features a flange at the top, a plurality of blocks in the back to stabilize the hanger on the horizontal structural member, and three-dimensional features on the front side to receive and prevent lateral movement of two or more different types of fill support grids.

A fill support grid hanger for hanging a full support grid from a horizontal structural member that obviates the need for an intervening spacer bar. The hanger features a flange at the top, a plurality of blocks in the back to stabilize the hanger on the horizontal structural member, and three-dimensional features on the front side to receive and prevent lateral movement of two or more different types of fill support grids.

A device for the thermal regulation of a battery comprising at least one energy storage cell, said device comprising a dielectric-fluid circuit, said circuit comprising irrigating means for wetting the surface of said cell with said dielectric fluid.

A cleaning system for a mass transfer or cooling tower device having an enclosure, an air inlet and an air outlet in the enclosure, and first and second fill packs in the enclosure positioned between the air inlet and the air outlet. The first and second fill packs have peripheries that are positioned proximate to internal walls of the enclosure. The cleaning system includes an inlet connection mounted to the enclosure and a delivery piping system connected to the inlet connection. The delivery piping system includes a cleaning portion positioned within the enclosure between the first and second fill packs. The cleaning portion includes nozzles configured to direct a cleaning fluid onto the first and second fill packs.

Disclosed are a cooling water-saving device for a cooling tower, and a wet cooling tower. The cooling water-saving device comprises indirect heat exchange devices and a water collecting tank. The inner wall of a cooling tower shell is sealed by the water collecting tank. The indirect heat exchange device comprises a heat exchange channel and a heat insulation channel. The heat insulation channel penetrates through the bottom of the water collecting tank, and the bottom inlet of the heat insulation channel communicates with air entering from the bottom of the cooling tower shell. The heat exchange channel for shielding water drops is arranged at the top outlet of the heat insulation channel, and the top of the heat exchange channel extends into an air outlet in the upper part of the cooling tower shell. The lower outlet of the heat exchange channel communicates with a rain area.

In one embodiment, a plate for an evaporative cooler is disclosed. The plate may comprise a wicking material with an exposed surface and a sealed surface opposite the exposed surface. An impermeable barrier may be coupled to the sealed surface. One or more masks may line a portion of the exposed surface, wherein the masks may comprise an impermeable material. In some embodiments, the mask may be a strip of impermeable material and may be coupled to a flat area of the top surface. In further embodiments, the one or more masks may align with a liquid wick path of the wicking material. In further embodiments, the one or more masks may line the edge of perforations that pass at least partially through the plate.

A system includes a cooling tower, an algae inhibitor skid, and at least one pump fluidly connected between the cooling tower and the algae inhibitor skid. The algae inhibitor skid includes a first water tank containing a first water supply fluidly connected to the cooling tower and barley straw suspended within the first water tank above the first water supply.

Techniques for distributing a liquid in a liquid-gas system include flowing a liquid into a system of nozzles and basin of the liquid-gas contacting system; and operating the nozzles and basin system with a distribution sub-assembly configured to operate the nozzles under a plurality of liquid flow rates and maintaining a consistent spatial liquid distribution of the liquid within the distribution sub-assembly at the plurality of liquid flow rates.

The present invention comprises: a casing forming an air supply area, an exhaust area, and a heat exchanger area; an air supply port communicating with the air supply area and formed in the casing; an exhaust port communicating with the exhaust area and formed in the casing; a heat exchanger disposed in the heat exchange area; and a blowing power generation unit that provides flow force to the air supply area and the exhaust area and generates electricity by means of external force, wherein the blowing power generation unit comprises: a blowing fan; a rotary shaft having a first coupling part and a second coupling part to which the blowing fan is coupled; and a generator motor that rotates the rotary shaft or generates electricity by rotation of the rotary shaft.

The present disclosure relates to a modular heat exchange tower comprising a first module comprising a first basin disposed therein and a second module comprising a second basin disposed therein. The aforementioned modular heat exchange tower may also include heat exchange sections, which are disposed in the first module and the second module. The first module and the second module may be assembled prior to being transported to a job site and installed in the modular heat exchange tower.