ESW - Surplus Used Equipment
ESW - Surplus Used Equipment
ESW - Surplus Used Equipment
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E NERGY E FFICIENT L OW S OUND<br />
The <strong>ESW</strong> line of closed circuit coolers represents<br />
Evapco’s continuous commitment to developing<br />
innovative products which surpass industry standards<br />
and expectations. This time, Evapco has added super<br />
efficiency and low sound to the serviceability benefits<br />
of Evapco’s Advanced Technology product line.<br />
Low Energy As Standard<br />
The <strong>ESW</strong> stands apart as being the most energy<br />
efficient closed circuit cooler ever. This efficiency, in<br />
terms of lower fan horsepower, translates directly to<br />
lower operating costs…significantly lower operating<br />
costs. With the <strong>ESW</strong> installed, customers can realize<br />
immediate energy savings which continue each and<br />
every year for the life of the equipment.<br />
• Replace inefficient units:<br />
The potential for energy savings alone is often<br />
enough to justify replacing inefficient fluid coolers<br />
with high efficiency models. As an example, a 250<br />
ton centrifugal fan fluid cooler with 80 HP worth of<br />
fan motors can be replaced by an <strong>ESW</strong> model with a<br />
fan motor size of only 15HP. This tremendous<br />
reduction in fan motor size offers annual savings of<br />
$16,530 per year based on 3,500 hours of operation<br />
and an electric rate of $0.09/kwhr.<br />
• New Product Comparison:<br />
When comparing the cost of new equipment,<br />
energy efficiency and consumption are important<br />
factors for determining the total product cost.<br />
Units having a lower first cost but higher energy<br />
requirement are more expensive to operate and<br />
normally end up costing the customer more over<br />
the life of the equipment.<br />
Annual Savings ($)<br />
Annual Savings ($)<br />
12,000<br />
10,000<br />
8,000<br />
6,000<br />
4,000<br />
2,000<br />
35,000<br />
30,000<br />
25,000<br />
20,000<br />
15,000<br />
10,000<br />
5,000<br />
20 HP Reduction<br />
15 HP Reduction<br />
10 HP Reduction<br />
0<br />
1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 7500 8500<br />
Hours of Operation<br />
65 HP Reduction<br />
50 HP Reduction<br />
40 HP Reduction<br />
30 HP Reduction<br />
0<br />
1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 6500 7500 8500<br />
Hours of Operation<br />
Annual savings based on fan motor efficiency = 0.924 and energy cost cost of of $0.09/kWh<br />
Low Sound As Standard<br />
In addition to being the most energy efficient, the <strong>ESW</strong> is also the<br />
quietest axial fan fluid cooler. The removable access panels around<br />
the base of the unit block water noise to the point where casual<br />
conversation is possible at only five feet from the air inlet…even<br />
with the fan running on high speed. And at a distance of five<br />
feet above the fan, the <strong>ESW</strong> has sound levels that are up to<br />
13dBA less than other axial fan fluid coolers of equal capacity.<br />
Research and Development<br />
Through an ongoing program of research and development,<br />
Evapco dissects and analyses the key elements of heat transfer.<br />
With regards to cooling towers, the thin film of water that is<br />
created across the fill surface readily gives up heat in a "latent"<br />
exchange to the air passing over the fill. Recent advances in<br />
counterflow fill technology such as the EVAPAK ® fill have raised<br />
cooling tower performance to unprecedented levels.<br />
Closed circuit cooler performance has also improved over the years<br />
with the advent of new technologies such as Evapco’s patented<br />
Thermal-Pak ® coil. However, the large advances in performance of<br />
closed circuit coolers has not been as good as open towers because<br />
an additional stage of heat transfer is involved, and because the<br />
tube bundles are not as effective as fill in terms of latent heat<br />
transfer. However, research has shown that under the right<br />
conditions, a tube bundle can be extremely efficient for<br />
transferring heat in the "sensible" form.<br />
Considering these principals of heat transfer, it became<br />
apparent that an optimized combination of these technologies<br />
could produce a closed circuit cooler with efficiency levels that<br />
had not yet been realized. It also became apparent that such a<br />
combination would fit perfectly within the proven framework<br />
of Evapco’s flagship offering...the Advanced Technology<br />
product line.<br />
Patented Optimized Technology* with<br />
†<br />
CTI Certified Performance<br />
Evapco is the first manufacturer to develop a closed circuit<br />
cooler with Patented Optimized Technology ® . The performance<br />
of the fill section is optimized with counterflow heat transfer<br />
and a flow rate of 6 gpm per square foot. At 6 gpm per square<br />
foot, the water flows slowly through the fill layers with<br />
maximum time for exposure to the cooling air.<br />
After leaving the fill section, the water focuses on the coil at a<br />
rate of 12 gpm per square foot…the highest flow over a coil in<br />
the industry! At 12 gpm per square foot, the coil is completely<br />
flooded with all heat being stripped from the coil by sensible<br />
heat transfer.<br />
With Optimized Technology ® providing maximum heat transfer<br />
through the fill and across the coil, the <strong>ESW</strong> has been designed<br />
for low energy, enabling customers to benefit from lower<br />
operating costs each and every year.<br />
Other benefits of this unique counterflow design:<br />
• The coil is easily piped at ground level.<br />
• The coil is easily inspected and accessible at ground level via<br />
removable cover panels around the unit.<br />
• Discharge hood with dampers not required...the sheltered<br />
enclosure around the coil reduces heat loss and eliminates<br />
natural drafts across the coil.<br />
*U.S. Patent #6598862<br />
† Mark owned by the Cooling Technology Institute<br />
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