Heat Echanger

A heat exchanger is a device used to transfer heat between two fluids without mixing them. An air-cooled condenser is commonly used in power plants and industrial processes to condense steam or vapor into liquid using ambient air, making it suitable for areas with limited water supply. A fin fan cooler, on the other hand, is a type of air-cooled heat exchanger that uses fans to force air over finned tubes, effectively cooling process fluids such as oil, gas, or water. Both systems help in efficient heat dissipation without the need for water-based cooling, making them ideal for dry environments.