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deesands

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What is an advantage of a cross flow tower?
 
  A) Cross flow cooling towers have variable pitch air inlet vanes to provide more efficient airflow through the tower
  B) A cross flow tower can be configured for a lower height
  C) The discharge air can be ducted into conditioned space in the winter to provide free heat and humidification
  D) crossflow cooling towers can employ ECM blower motors

Question 2

A cooling tower with its fan located in the air stream entering the tower, blowing the air through the tower is
 
  A) An induced draft cooling tower B) A forced draft cooling tower
  C) A natural draft cooling tower D) A hybrid draft cooling tower



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diana chang

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



deesands

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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