Dry cooling regroups a series of technologies where a fluid is cooled or condensed within a heat exchanger without consuming water. Indeed, the heat exchangers are externally cooled by a cold air flow. Unlike wet cooling, in dry cooling the heated steam is cooled and condensed back into water in a closed loop system.
Dry Cooling systems can decrease total water consumption by more than 95%, which is equivalent to the water consumption of several million people
Discover our range of wet cooling solutions and their benefits
Our wide range of wet cooling solutions takes full advantage of the powerful cooling force provided by the evaporation of water – from the smallest package cooling towers for air-conditioning applications to the largest natural draught cooling towers for nuclear power plants, our solutions cater to the cooling needs of almost any industry, and provide our customers with that extra edge in cooling performance.
Discover our range of adiabatic cooling solutions and their benefits
The system works by using wetted pads to pre-cool ambient air before it enters the cooling tower. This pre-cooling process allows the unit to achieve lower temperatures than the dry bulb temperature, improving efficiency and reducing energy consumption. The pre-cooled air is then used to cool process water or any other refrigerant in your system, resulting in improved performance, especially during peak load or high-temperature conditions.
