V-Shaped Adiabatic Type Air Cooler With Large Dissipation Area

Hot process fluid enters the inlet of the finned tubes. The heat of the process fluid dissipates through the surface of finned tubes and transfers to the fins. The adiabatic system contains a fully wetting fibrous pad located in front of the finned tubes. Ambient air is drawn into the unit through the adiabatic pad by the fan on top of the unit. The air is humidified as it passes through the adiabatic pad, decreasing the dry bulb temperature within a few degrees of the wet bulb temperature. This new air temperature is referred to as the depressed dry bulb. The pre-cooled air is then drawn through the tube and fin surface, offering a significantly increased heat rejection capacity. The heat of the process fluid transfers to the air and is dispatched to the atmosphere. The cooled process fluid flows out of the unit through the outlet of the finned tubes.

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  Stainless steel or hot dip galvanized tower body

  
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  Forced-shaft or induced-shaft axial fan

  
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  Finned tubes, fins can be constructed of aluminum, stainless steel or copper; tubes can be made of copper, stainless steel or carbon steel.

  
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  Easy-to-remove access door

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  Adiabatic humidification system