Description
An evaporative condenser removes excess heat from a cooling system. The excess heat is removed by evaporating water. The evaporative condenser consists of a cabinet with a water-sprayed condenser and one or more fans as per requirements.
The evaporative condenser has a cabinet with a water-sprayed condenser, and it usually has one or more fans. The excess heat is removed by evaporating water. In an evaporative condenser, the primary coolant of the cooling system is cooled, which is the opposite of a cooling tower.
Evaporator condensers are primarily used in large cooling systems.
In comparison, an evaporator used in a cooling system absorbs heat from the surroundings, for example by cooling the surrounding air. Heat is absorbed using a cooling medium that flows through the evaporator. The cooling medium can be one of several coolants. When the coolant flows through the evaporator and transfers heat from the surroundings, it changes phase from a liquid to a gas.
Evaporative condensers lower system condensing temperatures thereby reducing compressor horsepower, saving huge amounts of energy compared to traditional air-cooled systems. This cost-effective cooling solution condenses refrigerant vapor in a coil that is continually sprayed with water. As the water evaporates, fans reject this heated vapor to the atmosphere.
Sigma can offer any brand Evaporative Condenser as we are working with everyone and based on customer preference same can be supplied and installed by us.
- The most energy-efficient condensing tool, which utilizes the favourable ambient conditions to the maximum possible extent to conserve the energy
- Available in different models starting from 100 kW to 1600 kW heat rejection capacity
- Condensers are suited for Ammonia as well as freon refrigerants
- Condensers are designed for optimum thermal and power efficiency and trouble-free operation
- Enclosure design to facilitate easy access and effortless maintenance
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