ACE (Adiabatic Cooling Energy) is an adiabatic dry cooler which uses ambient air to cool process water.
By using powerful fans, placed into the ACE, the ambient air is conveyed through a PVC screen evaporator uniformly moisturised by a patented “SHOWER” anti-scaling water distribution system.
By permeating through the water-soaked cavities of the evaporating panel, the air cools down releases heat to the water, which evaporates.
This process results in ACE achieving a higher efficiency compared to the traditional dry cooler while maintaining unchanged the water consumption and contamination requirements of closed-circuit systems.
compared to traditional evaporative cooling towers.
no evaporation of process water, no contamination, no scale formation.
due to clean and closed water cycle.
lower energy consumption, low noise levels, and compact footprint.
corrosion-resistant aluminium body, stainless-steel heat exchanger support, and PVC evaporator panels.
thanks to simplified access and automatic control systems.
adiabatic function automatically activated only during warmer periods.
50 – 1100 kW
ensures maximum efficiency and compact footprint.
anti-scaling water distribution, uniform panel moisturization, extended lifetime.
V-shape or Flat coil design.
copper tubes with aluminium fins, pyramidal corrugation, 2.1mm spacing for optimal efficiency.
EC axial fans, IP54 protection, F-class insulation, dynamically and statically balanced for quiet operation.
up to 10 bar, in compliance with CE standards.
available upon request for specific applications.
Frigosystem Corema equips the ACE series with advanced electronic controllers that ensure full integration and control. Featuring the FS i-LINK connectivity module, ACE offers reliable local and remote monitoring, making it Industry 4.0 ready.
This connectivity ensures that operators maintain full control over cooling operations, improving system reliability, uptime, and energy management.
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