Labels:text | screenshot | software | map OCR: BURGER Crossflow vs. Counterflow The other configuration is the A CROSSFLOW (XF) design as B B show in the illustration to the right . G G The X F was developed 40 years C C ago when industrial requirements made increasing demands for greater F water flow D D water flow volumes of circulation and C F designs F were becoming so large that they air flow air flow became inefficient E Both C F and X F configurations at that time used wood slates as decking fill . A = MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT B = WATER DISTRIBUTION C = FILL PACKING D = DRIFT ELIMINATORS The air and water mix at a 90 degree E = COLD WATER BASIN angle or 'cross' to each other F = AIR INLET LOUVERS G = REDISTRIBUTION AREA 1 Continue 2 Previous 0 Main Menu
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