An RCC (Reinforced Cement Concrete) cooling tower is a type of cooling tower used in industrial processes and power generation to dissipate excess heat into the atmosphere. These towers are made using reinforced concrete, which provides high strength and durability, making them suitable for large-scale and long-term applications.

Design and Structure:

Shape: RCC cooling towers are typically hyperbolic in shape. This design allows for a large surface area at the base for air intake and a narrow top for the exhaust of hot air, optimizing the cooling efficiency.

Materials: The use of reinforced concrete (a combination of concrete and steel reinforcement) ensures the tower can withstand thermal stress, weather conditions, and structural loads.