Down-flow Evaporative Condenser

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Description
The down-flow evaporative condenser uses water and air as cooling media to remove heat from the high-temperature gaseous refrigerant inside the condenser coils, rapidly condensing it into a liquid through evaporative cooling and forced-air heat exchange. The unit integrates an internal spray water system, elliptical condenser coils, fill heat-exchange layer, and drift eliminators, supported externally by a circulating water pump, axial-flow fan, and an optional electronic water-scale remover for enhanced long-term reliability. During operation, hot refrigerant enters from the top of the coil bundle. Driven by the axial-flow fan, the chamber forms a negative-pressure environment that allows spray water to evenly coat the coil surfaces for efficient heat transfer. Condensed refrigerant exits from the bottom of the coils, while water and air absorb heat—part of the water evaporates, carrying away latent heat that is discharged into the atmosphere. The remaining water returns to the sump and is recirculated by the pump. Evaporated water is automatically replenished via the float valve, ensuring stable and continuous system operation.
Features
  • Exceptional Heat Transfer Performance

    Compact elliptical condenser coils reduce airflow resistance and, together with the fill media, enable efficient primary and secondary heat exchange through co-current water–air flow, preventing dry spots and coil scaling.

  • Transportation Convenience

    A split-section design streamlines transportation and on-site installation, reducing handling difficulty and improving layout flexibility.

  • Maintenance Accessibility

    Ergonomic features such as oversized access doors, service passages, and fixed ladders ensure convenient servicing. The sump’s float-ball assembly and stainless-steel filtration screen allow routine maintenance without system shutdown.

  • Low Operating Cost & Energy Efficiency

    The co-current water–air configuration boosts heat exchange efficiency and lowers condensing temperatures, reducing both water and power consumption. Optimized airflow supports low-noise operation and minimizes long-term maintenance costs while ensuring environmental compliance.

Specifications
  • Nominal Heat Rejection Capacity
    170~2300 kW
  • Operating Airflow Rate
    27500~210000 m³/h
  • Unit Power Input
    1.5 ~ 5.5 kW
  • Spray Water Flow Rate
    28~286 m³/h
  • Unit Power Input
    0.75~7.5 kW
  • Design Make-up Water Requirement
    0.98~14.40 m³/h
  • Coil Volume
    138.43~2127.74 L
  • Fan Power Input
    1.5~16.5 kW
  • Net Weight
    1700~8500 kg
  • Operating Weight
    3284.1~18290.2 kg

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