MITA Cooling Technologies supplied a Dry Cooler system to a large French group for an oil & gas cooling project in Australia. The system was used to cool synthetic process oil, providing energy efficiency and significant water savings in a high temperature environment.
The client of MITA Cooling Technologies, and its national consultant, is a French industrial engineering group that designs and supplies machinery and equipment for various industries, including aerospace, automotive, and energy.
This company approached MITA to meet the needs of an oil & gas project in Australia. The final installation was to be in Brisbane for cooling synthetic process oil (Jacytherm BT06 type). The high ambient temperatures (around 30°C) required an efficient solution with low or no water use.
MITA Cooling Technologies supplied a V-shaped Dry Cooler system, model MDC-6-2×4 AC, with an AISI304/Aluminum structure and an alternating current (AC) motor. This system was capable of providing cooling of process oil from 60°C to 40°C, with a required cooling capacity of 500 kW.
The dry cooler is a technology that operates with zero water use. In addition, the MDC-V has V-shaped finned coil structure-a configuration that maximizes heat exchange surface area and system efficiency.
Some key factors contributed to the success of the project in particular.
Ease of installation, operation and maintenance–serving even large systems: this is the MDC-V V-shaped dry cooler. The peculiar design of the coils allows a larger heat exchange surface area than table-top dry cooler systems. All in an easily scalable solution.
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