Water Cooling System: Simple & Affordable Solution

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A Tunisian mechanical engineering student seeks an affordable method to cool water from an outdoor pool before it reaches three compressors. The student is exploring both low-power and high-power cooling solutions, including cooling towers, spray bars, and chillers. They are looking for simple and cost-effective options to implement during their internship. Resources on evaporative cooling and chiller basics have been shared for further reading. The student expresses gratitude for the assistance and plans to return with more questions.
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Hey everyone :)

I am a Tunisian Mechanical engineer student, doing my first practical internship. I need to find a way to cool water, that isn't expensive.

I have 'ambient heat' water that comes from an outdoor pool, then it goes to 3 different compressors, in order to cool them, then that same water goes back to the outdoor pool... and so on. I need to have a system that cools the water before it's arrival to the compressors.

I don't really know from what to start, what to read. It needs to be simple and not expensive.Many thanks !
 
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Thank you so much, I will be reading them.
And I will come back if I have more questions.
Really helpful :)
 
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