Adiabatic Cooling System: How it Works, Examples & Solutions
Adiabatic cooling and adiabatic coolers in detail: description, function, applications. Adiabatic cooling compared to evaporative cooling.
Adiabatic Cooling System: How it Works
Adiabatic Cooling Systems
Extraordinary water and energy savings, optimized performance: adiabatic coolers and condensers are increasingly appreciated by engineers and production managers who seek the right balance between the advantages of the dry and evaporative systems.
Comparison between Cooling Tower and Adiabatic Cooler
Comparison of cooling tower (or evaporative tower) and adiabatic cooler: water and energy use, performance.
Resource and Efficiency Optimization of Cooling Systems: How to Assess It
The comparison between different cooling technologies: a calculation software can now fulfill this task based on real climatic data.
Adiabatic Cooling Application: Examples
Cooling technologies for the food industry
Cooling technologies for food industry must help preserve the quality of the finished product (and of the process liquid): this is true even more than in other industries. Closed circuit cooling towers and “hybrid towers” can make their contribution.
Cooling Technologies for Plastic and Rubber Processing
The plastics industry has gradually become attentive to operating resource use optimization and environmental sustainability: this is why adiabatic cooling systems seem ideal. Sometimes output temperatures below zero are required: in these cases we go to ad hoc chillers for industrial processes.
Cooling Technologies for the Cold Chain in Logistics
Foodstuff storage at temperatures below zero can be implemented through different types of natural or non-natural refrigerants: evaporative or adiabatic condensers can be indicated, depending on whether the company is focused on performance or resource use optimization. Low noise solutions are often appreciated.
Focus: cooling technologies for datacenters
With the increase in computing resources required, whether by massive use of the Internet or new applications of artificial intelligence, datacenters are becoming increasingly large and energy intensive. Cooling technologies must therefore reconcile performance with water and energy savings: from efficient cooling towers to structurally simple dry coolers to adiabatic dry coolers and chillers, the focus is always on the needs of the individual project.
Plants with Adiabatic Cooling Systems
- Adiabatic
- PAD-V
- Plastic and Rubber Processing
Cooler Replacement for a Manufacturer of Porcelain Products in the Netherlands
Significant water savings and a wide range of available solutions-these two factors were key for a Dutch manufacturing company replacing its cooling systems. Two adiabatic dry coolers from MITA Cooling Technologies.
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- PAD-V
- Plastic and Rubber Processing
Extraordinary water savings for the plastics industry with the MITA adiabatic system
A plastics processing company in the province of Lecco has chosen the PAD-V cooler for the cooling circuit of its production plant: the eco-sustainable system that cuts water and energy bills.
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PAD Adiabatic Coolers for Ansaldo Energia (Utilities)
One of the most advanced poles for the study of power grids in Europe, in Sardinia, also bears the signature of MITA Cooling Technologies: this is thanks to 13 adiabatic coolers supplied to Ansaldo, among the main implementers of the work.
Learn MoreAdiabatic Cooling Systems: Solutions on the Market
PAD-XL W Adiabatic Cooler
Ideal for water saving maintaining a high efficiency. All operations are managed by PLC with the possibility of remote management in “Industry 4.0” mode. Suitable for both industrial and HVAC fields of application.
PAD-XL R Adiabatic Condenser
Ideal for water saving maintaining a high efficiency. All operations are managed by PLC with the possibility of remote management in “Industry 4.0” mode. Both HVAC and refrigeration sectors can be served.
Alchemist Adiabatic Subcooler
Performance, savings and environmental sustainability thanks to a patented Plug & Play subcooler for refrigeration systems working with R744 (CO2) and fluorinated refrigerants (HCFC, HFC, HFO).
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