Adiabatic Cooling
Harnessing Nature for Sustainable Cooling
Discover how innovative adiabatic cooling systems are revolutionising industrial practices by saving millions of litres of water and reducing electricity consumption by over 40%, all by using natural processes to regulate temperature.
Evaporative Cooling Explained: Learn about evaporative cooling, a process where a large fan pulls warm air through water-soaked pads. As the water evaporates, the air cools down naturally. The temperature can be precisely controlled by adjusting the airflow.
The Science of Efficient Cooling: Explore the science behind adiabatic cooling, where temperature is reduced through changes in air pressure as the air expands. This process leads to optimised cooling performance and greater energy efficiency.
The BRW Series cooling batteries is a closed circuit water chiller capable of dispatching heat generated during production processes without requiring water consumption and using only the lowest possible energy levels.
The adiabatic kit activates when the desired water temperature cannot be achieved through traditional heat exchange methods. It uses a plastic pack and sprays water through specialized nozzles to nearly saturate the air, cooling it by up to 9°C. This allows the unit to operate efficiently even in warmer ambient temperatures, exceeding the temperature of the outlet water.
Key Features:
- Cooling capacity: 90 – 1000 kW
- Includes a heat exchange coil, hydraulic circuit with pump, axial fans, and control panel
- Designed for pressurised closed-circuit refrigeration systems
A sophisticated, completely automatic water chiller.
The SIRE water chiller features automatic Free Cooling, reducing energy costs by up to 80% with a COP of 5.6. In ideal winter conditions, it can achieve a COP of up to 30, delivering 30 kW of cooling per kW of input. The system seamlessly switches between cooling modes via a microprocessor.
Features:
- Automatic Free Cooling
- Operates from +45°C to -25°C
- Quiet axial fans
- Dual pump system
