Evaporative condenser

　　Evaporative coolers (condensers) are the main heat exchange equipment in refrigeration systems. They are devices that use the partial evaporation of spray water outside the refrigerant coils to absorb heat from the high-temperature gaseous refrigerant inside the coils, gradually cooling the refrigerant from a gaseous to a liquid state.

　　An evaporative condenser integrates a cooling tower, condenser, circulating water pool, circulating water pump, and water pipes into a single unit.

　　Evaporative condensers are mainly used in the chemical, coal, and pharmaceutical industries.

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