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Air-cooled condenser ACC
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Air-cooled condenser - ACC - Kelvion Holding GmbH - steam / steel / process
Air-cooled condenser - ACC - Kelvion Holding GmbH - steam / steel / process
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Characteristics

Type
air-cooled, steam
Material
steel
Domain
process, for the gas industry, for the paper industry

Description

Air Cooled Condenser A-Frame MASH System The prime design for vacuum air-cooled condensers is based on MASH concept. Steam is brought to the condenser via a steam duct and a manifold. Steam flows down across 2 or 3 rows of finned tubes. Condensates are recovered inside bonnet header boxers connected to a hot water tank. Non-condensable go up through a deflegmation row for final condensation. Answering most of API 661 (ISO 13706) and ASME VIII div 1 requirements U stamped when required by end user Optimised selection for plot plan restrictions using Groovy fins Single Row System The Single Row system consists of an aluminium coated steel flat tubes. Aluminium fins are brazed to the aluminium coated flat tubes. The solder filling the gap between the foot of the fins and the core tube provides excellent heat transfer properties. Low Steam Side pressure drop for better vacuum and low condensate sub-cooling Optimal use of the complete cooling surface as no-flow regions are avoided Most resistant to freezing A-Tube System A-tube consists of an elliptical bare tube with rectangular carbon steel fins. Heat transfer is optimised by hot dip galvanization. The gap between the fin foot and the fin is filled completely with zinc to achieve excellent heat transfer properties. Hot dip galvanising provides for outstanding corrosion protection Suitable for vacuum operation as well as for pressure condensers subject to PED or ASME VIII div 1

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