Industrial buildings are good candidates for evaporative cooling. The facilities are typically quite large — with tens of thousands of square feet — and often have high roof structures (more than 30 feet) to provide crane clearance, manufacturing equipment clearance and racking systems.

Evapoway is designed to help companies with the evaporation of frost and condensate where no drain is available or practical. The electric condensate evaporators have passed rigorous testing and are UL recognized.

Evaporative precooler is developed for air-cooled condensers, dry coolers, air-cooled condensing units and air-conditioner applications.

Line of 2- to 30-ton variable-speed, water-cooled chillers maintain precise temperatures by circulating water through a refrigerant-cooled heat exchanger (evaporator), which expels the excess heat to a water-cooled condenser. 

Spray nozzles atomize the liquid stream by high velocity compressed air to create a range of 20 to 200 micron-size spray droplets. 

As aging facilities are tapped to accommodate expanded manufacturing and broader process applications, facility owners and managers are faced with vexing challenges. Primary among them is how to meet these demands within realistic budget parameters.

Power generation is still heavily dependent on the steam turbine. Even gas turbine power stations usually are provided with a waste heat boiler and steam turbine to maximize the efficiency with which fuel is converted into electricity.

When it comes to process cooling, few industries rely on the application of heat as much as the sintering process in powder-metal manufacturing. With temperatures in the high heat section of a sintering furnace reaching several thousand degrees Fahrenheit, the parts must be cooled dramatically before being handled by operators.

After many years of operation, cooling towers may require more than routine maintenance and component replacement to achieve the thermal performance necessary to support plant processes.