CONDENSER

Air-cooled condensers are heat exchange devices used in various industries to remove heat from a gaseous substance, such as refrigerants or steam, and convert it into a liquid state. They offer advantages such as simplified installation, reduced water usage, and independence from water sources, making them suitable for various applications in different industries.

Water-cooled condenser is a type of heat exchange device used to condense hot vapors or gases into liquids by transferring heat to a cooling water stream. They offer advantages such as high heat transfer rates, efficient heat removal, and a compact design, making them suitable for various industrial processes that require efficient heat exchange and cooling.

Combined air and water-cooled condensers, also known as hybrid condensers or dual condensers, are specialized heat exchange devices that use both air and water for cooling purposes. They are designed to improve the efficiency of the condensation process by utilizing the advantages of both cooling mediums.