Chlorination Furnace Condenser

A condenser is a component of a refrigeration system and a type of heat exchanger; it converts gases or vapors into liquids by rapidly transferring the heat contained within its tubes to the surrounding air. The operation of a condenser is an exothermic process; consequently, the temperature of a condenser is typically elevated.
Power plants utilize numerous condensers to condense the steam discharged from turbines. In refrigeration facilities, condensers are employed to condense refrigerant vapors such as ammonia and Freon. The petrochemical industry uses condensers to condense hydrocarbons and various other chemical vapors. In distillation processes, the apparatus responsible for converting vapor into a liquid state is also referred to as a condenser. Fundamentally, all condensers function by extracting heat from gases or vapors.