Counter Flow, Centrifugal Fan, Forced Draft
The exclusive use of fans with a high static tolerance allows for flexibility when installing in tight areas.
Increased efficiency through clever design allow for a more compact package per kW of heat rejected.
Externally located fan drive systems allow for both ease of maintenance and reduced downtime during servicing.
Reduced height design, allowing for placement in spaces where other product would become more visible.
Multiple configuration options allow for ease of transport and installation on site, reducing time during installation, and cost of delivery.
Consideration taken for fan type, location and air flow requirements help to improve the noise output of these products.
Vapor (1) enters through a evaporative condensing coil (2) and gets water sprayed on by the spray system (3) at the top of the condenser. At the same time the centrifugal fan (4) blows ambient air upwards (5) through the condenser. During operation, heat is transferred from the internal circuit coil to the water, and then to the atmosphere as a portion of the water that evaporates. The condensed vapor (6) then exits the unit. The tower sump (7) or basin collects the water. The spray water pump (8) recirculates the water up to the water spray system. The warm saturated air (9) leaves the tower through the drift eliminators (10), which remove water droplets from the air.
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