How Do Water-Cooled Condensers Work?
Water-cooled condensing units within refrigeration systems transfer the heat from refrigerant vapor into the water that runs through the unit. When the refrigerant passes through the coils, it cools down from a hot gas to warm liquid. The water-cooled condenser uses the water to remove heat unlike air-cooled that uses the air to remove heat. There are many benefits to a water-cooled condensing unit vs. an air-cooled unit. Let’s take a look. Benefits of a Water-Cooled Condenser Consumes less energy than other condensers Cooling time is less than air-cooled condensers Heat transfer rate is higher No fans are necessary Thermocraft Solutions Thermocraft water-cooled condensing units operate quietly, are energy efficient, and are backed by more than 100 years of combined commercial refrigeration expertise. We have the right solution for any application in the commercial refrigeration market. All of our featured condensing units are customizable to the core. Thermologic Series The