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Principle ofoperation

Configuration

Air entry

Capacity

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Maximum entering fluid temperature

Dry and adiabatic cooling products

Operational safety (hygiene)

Low sound

Energy efficiency

Easy maintenance

Water saving

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counterflow

axial fan induced draft

DFCV-AD cooler

220 - 1620 kW

60°C

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counterflow

axial fan induced draft

DCV-AD condenser

340 - 1030 kW

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C

A

A

D

B

counterflow

axial fan induced draft

SP cooler

340 - 1560 kW

60°C

C

A

A

D

B

counterflow

axial fan induced draft

DFCV cooler

220 - 1500 kW

60°C

D

D

A

A

A

counterflow

axial fan induced draft

250 - 2000 kW

60°C

A

A

B

D

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Dry or air cooled products Dryorair-cooledproductscoolliquidsorcondensategasesinclosedcircuitsviasensibleheattransferfromhigh-densityfinnedcoiltoairatambientdry bulb temperature.

Key benefits• Eliminates water treatment and reduces water usage • Eliminates plumes • Reduced maintenance • Eliminates Legionella risks

Why go for evaporative rather than dry cooling?• Whenyouneedafluidoutlettemperatureclosetothedesignambientdrybulbtemperature• To save on energy costs • If the cooling unit plan area is compact or restricted

Adiabatic products Adiabatic products are air-cooled coolers or condensers with adiabatic pre-coolers. Before the fan drawstheambientairthroughthefinnedcoil,theairispre-cooledadiabaticallywhentraversinganhumidification pad. This evaporates the water in the air, thus boosting the cooling capacity.

Key benefits• low process temperatures • saves more than 80% on annual water compared to cooling towers • up to 40% increased capacity compared to dry cooling (air temperatures approaching wet bulb

temperature) • reduced energy consumption • operational safety: no water recirculation, no stagnant water, no aerosol generation, no water carry-over

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