JC Air Cooled Condenser

JC Equipments are certified ISO and ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) company with 23 years experience in Heat Exchanger Industry. We are manufacturing of heat exchangers since 1990. JC Equipments are speacially designed and developing of Air Cooled Condenser for all types of Thermal Power plants and indusries, Oil Plants and Gas Plants. JC has the good quality manufacturers and installing capability to supply the most excellent air cooled condenser for every applications.

 

Air Cooled Condensers Types are : Natural Convection and Forced Convection.

Components of Air Cooled Condenser System

 

Parts of Air Cooled Condenser System

 

Difference Between Air Cooled Condenser and Water Cooled Condenser Air Cooler

 

An air condenser is generally a lesser amount of valuable for condensing gases, for the reason that of the slower cooling time. However, if the gases are extremely hot, the icy water be able to cause the condenser to crack.

 

Air cooled condenser remove heat by blowing air over the condenser coil. The Air cooled condensers, as well referred to the same as "fin and tube" condensers, are in all probability the most able to be seen component in an air conditioning system, be it a room or packaged air conditioner or a packaged chiller.

 

If the condenser has water curving interested in the top part first, it will just run in a straight line through and not cool the vapour. by means of filling it from the base, the water is forced into the condenser and fills it totally. Water cooled condenser remove heat by pouring water over the condenser coil.

 

Spares of Air Cooled Condenser

 

The below spare lines also have required valves for operation. By this way the continuous operation of Condensation system is ensured by JC Equipments Pvt Ltd.

 

• Inter and after condenser
• Ejectors
• Condensate extraction pump
• Drain pumps

 

Air Cooled Condenser Working Principle

 

Air Cooled Condensers Types

 

• Natural Convection
• Forced Convection.

 

Natural Convection occurs when a heater with a reduction of dense fluid is pressed left by a cooler denser fluid.

 

Forced Convection occurs when an outer force pushes a fluid, such the same as water of air, to create it move about and transfer heat.

 

Air Cooled Condenser Design

 

Air Cooled Steam Condenser Problem

 

A successful air cooled steam condenser be required to continuously and totally gather and ejection all of the non condensables in the system. The non condensable are left behind inside the tubes and headers when the steam condensers

 

Applications of Air Cooled Condenser