Baltimore Aircoil FXT-0709B-J cooling tower (130 tons, 571 kW) — modelled

Modelled from the manufacturer's published data — not verified by Baltimore Aircoil. Source: Baltimore Aircoil Product & Application Handbook volume VI, FXT engineering data — the model's own row (nominal tonnage, airflow in CFM, fan motor, dimensions) and the sheet's own rating note: a nominal ton is 3 USGPM of water cooled from 95 °F to 85 °F at a 78 °F entering wet-bulb temperature (docs/bac-source.json). The figures below come from this model run against that data; the manufacturer has not reviewed them. Are you Baltimore Aircoil? Claim this page.

CTI STD-201: the line, not this model — Baltimore Aircoil's FXT line is certified (validation 92-11-01), but this model is not named in the disclosure that covers it, so nothing is claimed for it here: the disclosure is the 2006 revision and names the previous generation of FXT model numbers (FXT-6 … FXT-257); every FXT listing here is the handbook's current FXT-0506A-E form, so none can be matched by name. What the model of it reads against the maker's published tables is a separate question.

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