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Alfa Laval WetSurface – Maximum cooling efficiency and lowest possible output

Fri, 26 Jun 2020 08:22:27 GMT

Unlike traditional air-cooled heat exchangers, the tube bundles in a WSAC are sprayed with water and use evaporative cooling to reject the heat from the process medium. This results in superior cooling and a WSAC is both significantly smaller, has a lower power consumption and lower output temperature than an air cooler.

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Alfa Laval FlexWater – Enables WSAC operation with low-quality recycled water

Mon, 15 Jun 2020 14:44:55 GMT

Thanks to the spacing between the tubes, the nozzle design and the absence of cooling tower fill, a Niagara wet surface air cooler can operate on water of low quality, e.g. blowdown water from a cooling tower, treated wastewater or sea water.

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Alfa Laval Niagara WSAC - How it works

Wed, 12 Feb 2020 09:20:56 GMT

This animation demonstrates the working principle of the Alfa Laval Niagara Wet Surface Air Cooler.

Alfa Laval Niagara Wet Surface Air Coolers (WSAC®) are custom built, closed-loop cooling and condensing systems that combine high performance, low operating costs, compact size and reliable operation. Renowned for their robust design and high efficiency, Alfa Laval Niagara WSACs are used in a large number of demanding industries. Their low water consumption and high cooling capacity have made them a popular choice in applications where low temperatures are required for process improvements.

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