Cooling Technologies for Cogeneration and Trigeneration
Cogeneration and Trigeneration Plants: Energy Efficiency with Evaporative Towers, Dry coolers and Adiabatic Coolers.
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The right section if you want to know more about cooling technologies: evaporative cooling towers, adiabatic coolers, dry coolers, chillers for industrial processes. Here you will see how to manage each plant.
Cogeneration and Trigeneration Plants: Energy Efficiency with Evaporative Towers, Dry coolers and Adiabatic Coolers.
An article discovering a simple cooling technology in high demand by customers in industry and civil air conditioning: dry coolers, or dry cooling systems. We are talking about solutions with low acquisition cost and low maintenance requirements, but which require specific output temperatures of the fluid to be cooled and sometimes large installation spaces.
With this paper, MITA Cooling Technologies intends to share actual operating data from a transcritical cycle CO2 plant in which Alchemist has been included. Alchemist is the adiabatic CO2 sub-cooler (MITA patent 17194148.7) designed and marketed by MITA.
“There is no best cooler in absolute terms”, says the wise cooling advisor: this means that not always a closed-circuit
The EU Commission has set a goal of achieving climate parity in 2050: cooling technologies can contribute.
The quality of the water to be cooled significantly affects both the choice of constructive materials and fill pack material.
Is this the first time you have to deal with the cooling of your industrial plant? Or maybe do you wish to see a complete reference framework to carry out this task for your company? These guidelines will help you choose the best cooling technology for your plant's specific project needs.
How evaporative cooling towers work, performance, internal components, industrial and HVAC applications. Water maintenance and treatment.
The comparison between different cooling technologies: a calculation software can now fulfill this task based on real climatic data.
The so-called “water control system” is a particularly important topic in evaporative cooling circuits, both in industrial process and HVAC applications.
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