Air Cooled Condenser

Air Cooled Condenser Application

Jiangsu sunrise air cooled condenser is designed for condensing the processing vapours emitted from cooking or drying of fish or meat by-products.

An air cooled condenser is a device that is used to reject heat from a refrigeration or air conditioning system to the outside air. It typically consists of a series of coils or fins through which the refrigerant flows, which are cooled by a fan that blows air over them. Air cooled condensers are commonly used in commercial and industrial applications where space for a cooling tower or other type of water cooled condenser is limited, or where the use of water is not practical. They are also used in mobile air conditioning units, such as in vehicles and portable air conditioners.

Design characteristics

1. Ambient air is blown through the bundle of tubes by a number of fans. Each fan is driven by a directly coupled low-speed electric motor.

2. All parts in contact with vapour, condensate and/or non-condensable gases are manufactured in stainless steel.

3. All other steel parts are hot-dip galvanized steel or aluminium.

4. Large diameter tubes for long intervals between cleaning.

5. Twin pass for best condensate cooling.

6. Options: working platform, non-condensing gas fan.

what is Air Cooled Condenser

An air cooled condenser is a type of heat exchanger that is used to reject heat from a refrigeration or air conditioning system to the outside air. Instead of using water to transfer heat away from the system, as in a water cooled condenser, an air cooled condenser uses air as the coolant. This can be more energy efficient and require less maintenance than a water cooled condenser, but it may not be as effective in hot, humid environments.

Technical parameter

Condensation and cryogenic cooling to more than 15 °C above ambient temperature.

Air Cooled Condenser FQA

An air-cooled condenser is a type of condenser that uses air to dissipate heat, rather than water. Here are some common questions and answers about air-cooled condensers:

Q: How does an air-cooled condenser work?

A: An air-cooled condenser works by passing air over a series of coils or tubes that contain the hot refrigerant. As the air passes over the coils, it absorbs the heat from the refrigerant, cooling it down. The cooled refrigerant is then sent back to the compressor to start the process again.

Q: What are the advantages of using an air-cooled condenser?

A: One major advantage of using an air-cooled condenser is that it does not require a water source, which can be a major cost savings in some areas. Additionally, air-cooled condensers are typically more compact and easier to install than water-cooled condensers.

Q: What are the disadvantages of using an air-cooled condenser?

A: One major disadvantage of using an air-cooled condenser is that it may not be as efficient as a water-cooled condenser in very hot climates. Additionally, air-cooled condensers can be more susceptible to damage from dust, dirt, and other debris, which can reduce their efficiency over time.

Q: What types of systems use air-cooled condensers?

A: Air-cooled condensers are commonly used in systems such as air conditioning, refrigeration, and power generation. They are also used in some industrial processes such as chemical and petrochemical production.