Air-cooled condenser

　　Cold storage air-cooled condenser is a device that converts refrigerant from gas to liquid by air cooling, and is widely used in refrigeration systems such as cold storage. Its working principle is to let the external air flow through the condenser, take away the heat in the refrigerant, and condense it into liquid. The air-cooled condenser has a compact design, occupies a small space, is easy to install and maintain, and has the characteristics of high efficiency, energy saving and wide adaptability.

　　Working principle

　　The main function of the air-cooled condenser is to condense high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant vapor into liquid by air cooling. When the refrigerant vapor enters the condenser, the external air flows through the condenser under the action of the fan, takes away the heat in the refrigerant, and condenses it into liquid. This cooling method does not require a complex cooling water system, which simplifies the installation and maintenance process.

　　Structural features

　　Air-cooled condensers are usually composed of components such as manifolds, flat tubes, heat dissipation fins, side plates and pipes. The manifold is installed on both sides of the flat tube for the inflow and outflow of refrigerant; the surface of the flat tube is provided with multiple heat dissipation fins to increase the heat dissipation area; the side plate is used to connect with the rack of the chiller to ensure the stability of the equipment. This structure enables the air-cooled condenser to save about half of the refrigerant under the premise of the same equipment performance.

　　Application scenarios

　　Air-cooled condensers are widely used in commercial, industrial and household refrigeration fields. In the commercial field, it is widely used in refrigerated display cabinets and cold storage in commercial places such as supermarkets and convenience stores; in the industrial field, it provides cooling services for equipment in the industrial production process to ensure the stable operation of the production line.