LICE Evaporative Condenser

A cooling tower is a heat rejection device, which extracts waste heat to the atmosphere though the cooling of a water stream to a lower temperature. The type of heat rejection in a cooling tower is termed "evaporative" in that it allows a small portion of the water being cooled to evaporate into a moving air stream to provide significant cooling to the rest of that water stream. The heat from the water stream transferred to the air stream raises the air's temperature and its relative humidity to 100%, and this air is discharged to the atmosphere. Evaporative heat rejection devices such as cooling towers are commonly used to provide significantly lower water temperatures than achievable with "air cooled" or "dry" heat rejection devices, like the radiator in a car, thereby achieving more cost-effective and energy efficient operation of systems in need of cooling. Think of the times you've seen something hot be rapidly cooled by putting water on it, which evaporates, cooling rapidly, such as an overheated car radiator. The cooling potential of a wet surface is much better than a dry one. It is used for the cooling equipment in the line of metallurgy, such as the medium frequency induction furnace, melting furnace, steel smelting furnace, casting, and rolling mill, etc. It is also used in the cooling and dc in the line of spaceflight, electronic, instrument, textile, injection, and electric power, etc.

Evaporative Condensers 550

type	ICE-550
heat reflection under nominal operating mode	550kw
Fan blowing rate	63500m3h
Fan power	4.0
Pump discharge rate	70M3H
Pump power	1.5KW
NH3 filling rate	66KG
Transportation weight	3310KG
Operating weight	4980KG
Length	1.930m
width	3.010m
Height ccc	4.350m