Based on recently introduced low-charge microchannel condensers, Kaltra offers high-performance V-shaped condensing coil assemblies intended for use in air-cooled chillers and stand-alone condensers.
In addition to in-depth optimization for low-GWP refrigerants such as R1234ze, R452b and other, new condenser banks demonstrate improvements in many aspects compared to the previous generation, including:
The performance of new condensers has been tested and proven across the full range of operating conditions, including running in extreme ambient conditions and harsh environments. Higher heat rejection enables OEMs either to lower condensing temperature and lift the system efficiency or to reduce condenser size and lower the system cost. Of particular interest is high resistance to any type of corrosion: even uncoated, microchannel condenser coils showed no traces of corrosion or chemical attack after 36 months operation in salted seashore atmosphere under high humidity.
New condenser banks are fully customizable to OEMs requirements. Physical structure, dimensions, connections, and mountings – all can be engineered and manufactured to specification. Depending on performance requirements, microchannel condensers can be configured for desired capacity by varying tube profiles, fin pitches, number of passes, etc. Protective treatments include e-coating and TCP (trivalent chromium process) coating, making new condensers the most reliable solution on the market. Increased time of post-treatment bathing for deposited TCP coating ensures its homogeneity and sealing properties, thus further improving the corrosion behavior of the heat exchangers.
Reduced use of raw materials has also significantly contributed to reducing product costs.