In fossil power plants, fluid coolers are used to cool the working fluid after it has been used to generate electricity in the Rankine cycle. Dry-cooled systems use air instead of water to cool the steam exiting a turbine and can decrease total power plant water consumption by more than 90 percent,

AIR COOLED CONDENSERS AND FLUID COOLERSWhat is a fluid cooler?To begin, we need to define what a Fluid Cooler is. They are basically a mix of fans and coils designed in such a way that fluid can travel through the coil several times. This permits air to travel around the whole perimeter of the coil.

A disadvantage of dry cooling is that it is generally less effective than water cooling in removing heat from a hot fluid. This is because the heat transfer coefficient of air is lower than that of water, which means that air has a lower capacity to absorb heat from a thermal fluid. This means that

A dry cooler, also known as an air-cooled heat exchanger or air cooler, is a device that uses ambient air as a cooling medium to transfer heat from a hot fluid to a cooler fluid. Unlike traditional water-cooled systems that use water to absorb heat from a process or machine, dry coolers rely on air

Exported to the United States V-type dry cooler 150KWCompleted export of 150KW V-type dry cooler to the United StatesCountry: USAApplication: Immersion Cooling SystemCooling capacity: 150kWRefrigerant: BC888Power: 230V/3P/60HzContact us for your unique dry cooler design