CONDENSER COOLING SYSTEM

The condenser cooling system addresses inefficiencies in air-cooled condensers by spraying water droplets on fins, controlled by sensors, improving heat transfer and reducing energy consumption and water waste.

TR202511913U4Pending Publication Date: 2026-10-21SUTAS SUT URUNLERI ANONIM SIRKETI
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Application Number
TR202511913U
Authority / Receiving Office
TR · TR
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-08-21
Publication Date
2026-10-21
Estimated Expiration
2035-08-21

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Technical Problem

Air-cooled condensers in hot climates face inefficiencies due to high condensation temperatures, leading to increased energy consumption, water wastage, and limited cooling capacity, with existing systems failing to effectively utilize water spraying methods and lacking environmental sensors for optimal operation.

Method used

A condenser cooling system with nozzles that spray water in droplet form onto fins, controlled by environmental sensors to reduce condensation temperature and conserve water, combined with a control panel to optimize water usage and compressor efficiency.

Benefits of technology

Enhances heat transfer, reduces energy consumption by 15%, and ensures faster temperature reduction in cold rooms by maintaining optimal condensation temperatures.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a condenser cooling system (A) developed to increase the condensation efficiency in an air-cooled condenser (K) with fins (K1).
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Description

1 TARIFF CONDENSER COOLING SYSTEM TECHNICAL FIELD The invention aims to increase the condensation efficiency in air-cooled condensers with fins. It relates to the developed condenser cooling system. 5 PREVIOUS TECHNIQUE Air-cooled condensers are commonly used in cooling systems to remove heat. They are heat exchangers. In these systems, the refrigerant circulates along the condenser tubes. Air drawn from the outside environment is condensed as it passes over the fins. However, especially in hot climate regions and during the summer months, when the outdoor temperature is 10... This increase raises the condenser's condensation temperature and improves the system's efficiency. It lowers it. In current technology, additional cooling is applied to the condenser surface at high ambient temperatures. Various methods have been developed to achieve this. These include fogging techniques. There are systems that spray water, and in these applications the water droplets are very small. 15 It is sprayed in a small amount and evaporates before it can adequately affect the fin surface. Therefore, effective cooling cannot be achieved on the heat transfer surface, and the expected results are not obtained. No increase in productivity can be achieved. In addition, by continuously monitoring environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity in existing systems. The absence of sensors and automatic control units that control the spraying process, 20 This causes the system to run continuously, which leads to unnecessary water consumption. It opens the door and also increases energy costs. In hot weather conditions, the compressor operates at higher pressure and for a longer period of time. This operation causes the device to go into protection mode and become disabled, which This creates a problem in the cooling chambers reaching their target temperatures. Therefore, 25 In current applications, energy consumption is increasing, cooling capacity remains limited, and Challenges are emerging in maintaining the cold chain. 2 Considering the problems mentioned above, an airfoil with fins A new condenser developed to increase condensation efficiency in refrigerated condensers. A cooling system is needed. In conclusion, all the problems mentioned above necessitate innovation in the relevant field. It has brought it to this state. 5 THE PURPOSE OF THE INVENTION The present invention aims to eliminate the aforementioned problems and provide technical solutions in the relevant field. It is introduced with the aim of creating an innovation. The purpose of the invention is to increase heat transfer by spraying water onto the fin surface of the condenser and The goal is to lower the condensation temperature. 10 The purpose of the invention is to spray water in droplet form instead of mist, by directing it towards the fins. to allow it to remain on the surface for a longer period of time, thus providing effective cooling. to accomplish. The purpose of the invention is to monitor the environment through a sensor that detects temperature and relative humidity values. To create a control system that operates sensitively to conditions and to reduce unnecessary water consumption. To prevent. The purpose of the invention is to enable the compressor to operate at high pressure under extremely hot conditions. By preventing this, the aim is to reduce the device's energy consumption and extend its lifespan. The aim of the invention is to enable cold rooms to reach target temperatures in a shorter time. By providing this, we contribute to the uninterrupted maintenance of the cold chain. 20 The purpose of the invention is to combine different water sources, such as tap water or well water. The aim is to increase the flexibility of the system by enabling its use. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION All the purposes mentioned above and those that will emerge from the detailed explanation below. The present invention is a condenser cooling system. 25 Invention, A preferred configuration of the invention, 3 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES Figure 1 shows a representative top view of the condenser cooling system. Figure 2 shows a detailed top-section view of the condenser cooling system. EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE NUMBERS IN THE FIGURES A. Condenser cooling system 5 1. Nozzle 2. Supply line 3. Sensor 4. Control panel K. Condenser 10 K1. Winglet DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION In this detailed description, the subject of the invention, the condenser cooling system (A), is only the subject of the invention. with examples that will not create any limiting effects so that it can be understood better It is explained. 15 In air-cooled condensers (K), the condensation process takes place along the condenser (K) tubes. circulating coolant fluid, air drawn from the outside environment through fins (K1) This occurs as a result of the heat loss caused by the passage of water. However, this is especially true in hot climates. In these conditions, or during the summer months when the outside ambient temperature rises, the thermal (K) of the condenser... This negatively affects its performance and causes the condensation temperature to rise. This causes the compressor to operate at a higher pressure, saving energy. This leads to increased consumption and decreased device efficiency. The subject of the invention is a condenser cooling system (A) located on the outer surface of the condenser (K). By spraying water directly onto the fins (K1), the condensation temperature is lowered. This indicates that cooling performance is improved and energy savings are achieved. 25 is doing. 4 The invention relates to a device located on the outer surface of the condenser (K), as shown in figures 1 and 2. It contains two nozzles (1) that enable water to be sprayed onto the fins (K1). Nozzle (1) The number of nozzles (1) can be changed to one or more depending on the need. directed towards the fins (K1) located on the outer surface of the condenser (K) The nozzles (1) are positioned to spray in droplet form instead of misting. It is configured in this way. This allows the water to stay on the fin (K1) surface for a longer period. This ensures that the heat remains for a longer period, allowing for more efficient heat transfer. (The aforementioned...) It includes a supply line (2) that provides water to the nozzles (1). Supply line (2) It can be connected directly to the mains water supply, or alternatively, to different sources such as well water. It can also be fed from other sources. 10 The invention relates to the environment in which the aforementioned condenser (K) is located, as shown in Figures 1 and 2. It contains a sensor (3) that measures temperature and relative humidity values ​​instantaneously. This sensor (3) enables the system to operate in a way that is sensitive to environmental conditions. Based on the data received from the mentioned sensor (3), the nozzle (1) is determined It includes a control panel (4) that enables it to be turned on and off in periods. 15 The control panel (4) is activated when the ambient temperature rises above 45 °C and the relative humidity rises above 55%. It is configured to activate automatically. Also the nozzles (1) It is configured to spray at periodic intervals. This This prevents unnecessary water spraying when it's not needed, thus saving energy. is being done. 20 Condenser cooling system (A), ambient temperature and relative humidity at specified thresholds It activates when the values ​​exceed the ambient conditions. The sensor (3) monitors the ambient conditions. It monitors continuously and transmits the data to the control panel (4). The control panel (4) monitors the water based on this data. activates the spray nozzles (1). Nozzles (1) spray water from the supply line (2) in droplet form. 25 The time the droplets remain on the fins (K1) is longer than with the misting method. Because it is longer, heat transfer occurs more efficiently. This allows the condenser to... (K) surface temperature is reduced to between 5–15 °C. As a result, the condensation temperature decreases, the compressor operates at a lower pressure, and energy is saved. Consumption decreases by approximately 15%. This reduces operating costs. and by increasing cooling capacity, cold rooms reach target temperatures faster. It enables access. The scope of protection of the invention is specified in the claims attached hereto, and these details are strictly adhered to. The explanation cannot be limited to those given for illustrative purposes. Because a technically skilled person... the person, without deviating from the main theme of the invention, in light of what has been described above, similar It is clear that these structures can emerge.

Claims

6 REQUESTS 1. The invention describes the condensation efficiency (K) in an air-cooled condenser with fins (K1). The condenser cooling system (A) developed to increase cooling is characterized by:  Water is poured into the fins (K1) located on the outer surface (K) of the condenser. at least one nozzle (1) that enables spraying, 5  The supply line (2) that provides water to the aforementioned nozzle (1),  Temperature and relative humidity in the environment where the mentioned condenser (K) is located sensor (3) that measures the values ​​instantaneously,  Based on the data received from the mentioned sensor (3), the nozzle (1) Control panel (4) that enables it to open and close at specified intervals, 10 It is characterized by its inclusion.

2. Condenser cooling system (A) conforming to claim 1, and its feature is; two nozzles (1) It includes.

3. Condenser cooling system (A) conforming to Claim 1, its feature is; water through fins 15 (K1) in droplet form to ensure it stays on the surface for a longer time It includes a nozzle (1) configured to spray.

4. Condenser cooling system (A) conforming to Claim 1, its characteristic is; ambient When the temperature rises above 45 °C and the relative humidity above 55%, the nozzle (1) is activated 20 It includes a control panel (4) configured to allow it to enter.

5. Condenser cooling system (A) conforming to Claim 1, its characteristic being; water source It includes a supply line (2) that uses mains water and / or well water.