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Regarding dry air cooling

2011-12-13View Original

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Why are some air cooler blades located below the finned tubes (which is the case with most of those I’ve seen), while others are above the finned tubes? (For those in this configuration, does the fan draw air upward or blow it downward?) ). What are the differences between the two forms, and which one is better?
Reply #22011-12-14
The fan is of the blower type at the top and the exhaust type at the bottom
Reply #32011-12-14
The fan is of the blower type at the bottom and of the exhaust type at the top
Reply #42011-12-14
Reply to 3# wjhxa: What are the differences between forced-air and induced-air types in terms of usage? For example, in what situations should forced ventilation be used and in what situations exhaust ventilation?
Reply #52011-12-14
Take a look at this: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=406748
Reply #62011-12-15
The information provided on the fifth floor is quite detailed. Blower-type systems are mainly suitable for applications where the temperature of the process medium is high; our company manufactures air coolers.

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