Factory Price Copper Tube Al Fin Adiabatic Dry Air Coolers

• Type: Air-Cooled
• Cooling Water: Industrial Water
• System Type: Closed System
• Fans Species: Frequency Fan
• Noise Level: Low
• Application Fields: Machinery
• Model NO.: Air Cooled Heat Exchanger
• Certification: ISO, CE, SGS
• Condition: New
• Casing: Galvanized or Stainless Steel
• Fan: Low Noise
• Fin Tube: Galvanized
• Transport Package: Container
• Specification: 100 ton
• Trademark: CASEN
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 84198990
• Production Capacity: 200 Sets/Month

Product Description

Adiabatic Operating Principle: Wet or Dry Operation

Efficient FACS adiabatic condensers with hydroBLU™ Technology can be operated either wet or dry. Both modes provide excellent performance with a small footprint and low operating costs.
 

The cooling limit (the theoretically best possible condensing temperature/pressure for the system) is tied to the wet bulb the temperature of the ambient air.

Thermal Efficiency

Increased Thermal Performance, Lowers Total Cost of Ownership At peak ambient temperatures, the air entering the finned heat the exchanger is pre-cooled by wetted cooling pads to a temperature approaching the wet-bulb temperature, without the aerosol formation and without applying water to the finned surface.
The pre-cooling process maintains the required condensing temperatures at peak ambient conditions. The adiabatic process significantly increases the thermal efficiency of the condenser with minimal water usage.
The increased thermal performance at peak ambient conditions lowers the total cost of ownership. The reduction in compressor energy usage permits higher COP's, with a significantly reduced footprint.
Evaporative condensers use water as the evaporative cooling source throughout the year. The adiabatic alternative only uses water at peak ambient conditions thereby significantly reducing or eliminating water usage, water treatment, chemicals, sewage, and the costs associated with each.


Technical Data

CASEN Adiabatic Air Cooler 

Intelligent Control of Fan Speed and Wetting
1) Water conserved by the volume control 
2) Very low energy consumption using Electronically Commutated (EC) motors/fans
3) Very low water consumption with a high dry operation switching

Optimal Adiabatic Cooling Delivery System
1)Maximum adiabatic efficiency
2)Plume-free
3)No water circulation
4)System checked for aerosol output
5)Automatic draining
6)Dry cooling coil
7)No spraying
8)No water treatment required in most cases

Multifunctional Use of Humidification Pads
1) Easily removable for additional dry operation capacity
2)Reliable adiabatic-cooling delivery system
3)Protects coil from dirt and debris

Integrated, Intelligent Control
1)Wired ready to use
2)EC motors with a built-in fan speed controller
3)Motor Management step controller for fan cycling

Installation
1)Easily rigged by crane thanks to easily accessible lifting lugs
2)Quick and easy installation
3)Optimal distribution of forces
4)Rigid structure, resistant to deflection

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