Yearly Archives: 2025

Evaporative Condenser vs. Evaporative Fluid Cooler This is a critical distinction. While they look very similar, their function is different: Feature Forced Draft Evaporative Condenser Evaporative Fluid Cooler What’s in the Coil? Refrigerant (a phase-change fluid) Process Fluid (water or glycol mix – a single-phase fluid)...

Forced Draft Evaporative Condenser A Forced Draft Evaporative Condenser is a specific type of heat rejection system that uses the evaporation of water to condense refrigerant gas within a closed coil. The “Forced Draft” part refers to how the air is moved through the unit. How It Works: The Three-Step Process Imagine an air...

Advantages of Evaporative Fluid cooler

What is meant by Evaporative Fluid Cooler? An Evaporative Fluid Cooler uses this exact same principle of evaporative cooling, but it’s a mechanical system designed to cool a liquid (usually water or a water-glycol mixture) instead of a human body. Formal Definition An Evaporative Fluid Cooler (often used...

Advantages of Counter Flow Closed Circuit Design: Applications: This type of tower is specified for applications where efficiency, space savings, and cold-weather operation are critical: Freeze-Sensitive Applications: Any process in a cold climate that operates year-round, as the design mitigates ice formation.