A V-Type Air Cooler is an advanced, space-saving industrial heat exchanger featuring tube bundles arranged in a "V" shape configuration. Fans are typically mounted at the top or bottom of the V-frame, creating a highly efficient, compact cross-flow cooling system that maximizes heat transfer within a minimal physical area.
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V-Type Air Cooled Heat Exchanger
A V-Type Air Cooler is an advanced, space-saving industrial heat exchanger featuring tube bundles arranged in a "V" shape configuration. Fans are typically mounted at the top or bottom of the V-frame, creating a highly efficient, compact cross-flow cooling system that maximizes heat transfer within a minimal physical area.
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Key Advantages
Compact Footprint: The smart V-shape design significantly reduces the required ground or roof space compared to traditional horizontal air coolers, making it ideal for tight layouts.
High Thermal Efficiency: It maximizes the effective heat transfer surface area relative to its dimensions, delivering massive cooling capacity.
Low Noise Options: The optimized aerodynamic structure allows for large, low-speed fans, drastically reducing operational noise.
Structural Strength: The V-frame layout offers superior structural rigidity and excellent resistance to vibration.
Major Applications
This space-efficient design is widely used in modern commercial and heavy industrial settings, including:
HVAC & Large Commercial Refrigeration: As central air conditioning condensers.
Data Centers: For high-density server liquid cooling and heat rejection.
Power & Chemical Plants: For cooling jacket water, lubricating oil loops, and process fluids where space is at a premium.
Working principle
The working principle of a V-Type Air Cooler utilizes a unique dual-inclined geometry to optimize cross-flow heat transfer in a compact space:
Fluid Distribution: The hot process fluid (or refrigerant) enters the top headers and is distributed down into two symmetrical, angled finned tube bundles that form the "V" shape.
Induced Cross-Flow: High-efficiency axial fans, typically mounted at the open top of the "V", rotate to create a low-pressure zone inside the core. This draws ambient cool air horizontally through both slanted outer sides of the tube bundles.
Enhanced Heat Rejection: As the air passes through the high-density external fins, it efficiently absorbs heat from the fluid within the tubes. The angled design maximizes the air-to-tube contact area.
Vertical Exhaust: The heated air is then drawn into the center of the "V" and discharged vertically upward, while the cooled fluid collects in the bottom headers and exits the system.
Basic Information
Individual Fan Drive System, Super Low Sound Axial Fan, Induced Draft
CTI Standard STD-201(21) Coil Design
Capacity Range100 - 3000KW(For Single cell models, nominal R717 KW, suitable to container delivery)
Customer reviews
Space-Saving Layout、Ultra-Low Noise Operation、Rigid Structural Design、High-Density Thermal Efficiency、Easy Modular Installation
FAQ
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Q1: What is a V-Type Air Cooler?
A: It is a compact heat exchanger with tube bundles arranged in a "V" shape, maximizing cooling capacity in a limited space.
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Q2: What is its biggest advantage?
A: Space-saving. Its footprint is significantly smaller than traditional horizontal air coolers.
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Q3: Why does it have low noise levels?
A: Its aerodynamic "V" structure allows the use of larger, slower-moving fans that deliver high airflow with minimal noise.
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Q4: Where is it mostly used?
A: In spaces with tight layouts, such as Data Centers, commercial HVAC systems, and compact industrial plants.
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Q5: Is it easy to install?
A: Yes. It features a highly modular design, making transport, lifting, and on-site assembly very quick and easy.
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