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HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core

China HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core, Find details about China Fin Type Condenser, Refrigerator Condenser from HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core

Model NO.
QF
Form
Tube Fin
Application Field
Automotive Industry
Certification
RoHS, ISO, CE
Condition
New
Product Name
Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser
Fin Material
Condenser Coil Core
Design Service
Be Viable
Fin Surface
Bare Fin, Hydropjilic Fin, E-Coating
Plate Material
Copper, Aluminum, Stainless Steel
Fin Thickness
0.105mm-0.4mm
Liquid Flow Rate
2.5m/S
Tube Type
Smooth Tube, Thread Tube
Maximum Working Pressure
3.0MPa
Trademark
shenglin
Transport Package
Customerized Packing
Specification
ROHS, ISO, SGS
Origin
Shanghai, China
HS Code
8415909000
Model NO.
QF
Form
Tube Fin
Application Field
Automotive Industry
Certification
RoHS, ISO, CE
Condition
New
Product Name
Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser
Fin Material
Condenser Coil Core
Design Service
Be Viable
Fin Surface
Bare Fin, Hydropjilic Fin, E-Coating
Plate Material
Copper, Aluminum, Stainless Steel
Fin Thickness
0.105mm-0.4mm
Liquid Flow Rate
2.5m/S
Tube Type
Smooth Tube, Thread Tube
Maximum Working Pressure
3.0MPa
Trademark
shenglin
Transport Package
Customerized Packing
Specification
ROHS, ISO, SGS
Origin
Shanghai, China
HS Code
8415909000

HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core

HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core

Condenser Coils are made for heat rejection, such as the heat absorbed by an evaporator coil, and they typically operate under higher internal pressures. Coils made with 3/8-inch tubing are rated for use at 600 PSIG and 300°F while coils made from 1/2- or 5/8-inch tubing are rated for 300 PSIG and 300°F. Condenser coils are sometimes used as part of a heat pump to provide heat in a specific location, but more often they are used to simply exhaust heat energy that is collected elsewhere. These coils are also factory tested to 600 PSIG.
 
Most condenser coils are designed with either 1/2"or 3/8" O.D. tubes. Condenser coils are sized to handle the cooling load as well as any desired subcooling and also the heat of compression from the compressor. The type of condenser fan being used and its static pressure capability may be a significant determining factor in the coil design. The subcooler circuit (if provided) will often be integrated into the header design.
 
The most commonly used tube material is copper on condesnser coils, and there are a variety of tube wall thickness options to handle different applications. Aluminum  is the most frequently used material for the fins on a coil (including condenser coils), because of good heat transfer characteristics and low cost, but copper fins are also common in coastal areas. There are many different fin designs that will either enhance heat transfer or reduce air pressure drop, depending on the requirement (all these are options for condenser coils). Coil frames (or casings, flanges) are normally galvanized. Protective coatings are sometimes utilized in harsher atmospheres such as salt spray or chemical environments. Connections are almost universally made from copper. You are able to request certain materials to be used on a Condenser Coil to fit your needs and climate resistance.
 
Keep in mind that although there are a huge variety of material options available for coil designs, unless there is a design reason to specify something special, most coils will be purchased based on the cost alone, so using the "standard" coil material is generally the approach to take.
 
Maintenance
 
Cleaning condenser coils on your outdoor AC unit will not only help the unit cool more efficiently, but it will also cut down on the power consumption of your AC.  It is important to clean the coils early in the year, before the AC unit is needed for the summer.
 
Purpose of the Condenser Coil
 
The outdoor condenser coil of your air conditioner performs a tough job in warm weather. It takes the concentrated heat collected from your home and dumps it into the hot outdoor air. To get rid of the collected heat, your outdoor condenser coil has to move a lot of air. If the coil is dirty or if plants or other objects are too close to the conditioner unit, the fan in the outdoor coil can't move as much air as required for good performance and efficiency. This raises your electricity cost for air conditioning and may shorten the life of the outdoor condensing unit.

Standard Specifications
 

Item		Condensers TypeOperation mediumOperation pressure
( MPa )		Application
1Φ 16/Φ 9.52/Φ 12.7
Copper tube with aluminium fin		Cold/hot water≤ 1.6Used for combined air handling unit, fan coil etc air conditioning devices
2Φ 18/Φ 20
Steel pipe winding with steel sheet		Steam≤ 0.2Used for combined air handling unit, fan coil etc air conditioning devices
3Φ 16/Φ 9.52/Φ 12.7
Copper tube with aluminium fin		Brine≤ 1.6Used for heat transfer in cold storage and all kinds of low temperature systems
4Φ 9.52/Φ 7.94/Φ 7
Copper tube with aluminium fin		Ethylene glycol≤ 1.6Used of energy recovery and low temperature system devices
5Φ 16
Copper tube with aluminium fin		Ice mud≤ 1.6Used for dry operation condition, fresh air dehumidification etc systems
6Φ 9.52/Φ 7.94/Φ 7
Copper tube with aluminium fin		R22≤ 1.9Used for industry and commerce air conditioning system
7Φ 9.52/Φ 7.94/Φ 7
Copper tube with aluminium fin		R407C≤ 1.9Used for industry and commerce air conditioning system
8Φ 9.52/Φ 7.94/Φ 7
Copper tube with aluminium fin		R134A≤ 3.1Used for vehicle and vessel etc transportation devices
 
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HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core
HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core
HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core
HVAC Copper Tube Aluminum Finned Type Condenser Coil Core


 

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