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ZHX Combined Flow Evaporative Condenser – Enhanced Efficiency with Fill-Assisted Heat Transfer

Attribute Specification
Model ZHX SERIES
Cooling Capacity As required
Material Galvanized steel with anti-corrosion coating
Heat Exchange Type Combined flow, closed-loop
Fan Type Axial, low-noise
Power Supply 380V, 50Hz, 3-phase
Dimensions  As  required
Weight 5,800 kg (dry)
Applications HVAC, chemical processing, power plants
Features Modular design, low water consumption, IoT monitoring
Price Contact for quote
Availability Custom order, 4–6 week lead time
Warranty 1 year limited warranty

The HACST ZHX features a combined flow configuration, blending parallel airflow over the coil with crossflow through fill media for enhanced thermal performance. Ideal for refrigeration and HVAC systems demanding maximum condensing efficiency and extended approach under humid conditions.

Working Principle

Refrigerant condenses inside the coil as water and air flow downward in parallel over it. Following the coil, spray water and air pass through PVC fill horizontally, promoting additional evaporation and heat rejection before discharge.

Key Benefits

  • Superior condensing performance via dual-stage heat rejection.
  • Reduced scaling on coil—evaporation shifts to fill region, keeping coil surface cleaner.:contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
  • Colder spray water by 3–5°C, further reducing scale tendency.:contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
  • Fast approach achievable—great for tight condensing loads.

Typical Technical Range

Parameter Typical Range
Capacity 120–2,500 RT
Fan Axial, low-noise
Fill High-efficiency PVC/PP

Engineering Options

  • High-durability fill for salty air or algae-prone water
  • VFD fans, drift eliminators, recirculation basin modeling
  • Winterization valves or basin heating systems

Selection Guide

  • Ideal where you need condensing within a few degrees of wet-bulb.
  • Not ideal for dusty or cold climates due to fill fouling or icing.

O&M

  • Monthly: Clean fill, inspect spray nozzles.
  • Quarterly: Test drift loss, flush basin.

FAQ

Q: Why use combined flow vs counterflow?
A: Combined flow gives higher total cooling via added fill—great for high load and high humidity areas.

Request a Quote

Provide load details, wet-bulb and operating height. We’ll design and quote your ZHX setup.

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