Description
The eliminators can be supported at spans as high as 1800mm. Made out of UV resistant UPVC confirming to standards set by CTI-STD 136, the TP-100 drift eliminator uses the 3-pass system to air efficiently out of the drift eliminator while restricting the drift loss to less than 0.05% of circulating water.
Features and Advantages
- Uniquely designed notches on the surface of the blade, positioned at the point on the drift eliminator blade where the air changes direction advances the principles of drift elimination.
- Not only do the drift droplets stay on the surface of the blade due to inertial forces but also as the drift laden air enters the drift eliminator assembly the notch on the bottom surface of the blade entraps the drift droplets while causing minimal resistance to the circulating air.
- The air then changes direction to follow the sinusoidal path of the drift eliminator while the remaining drift droplets continue in their original direction where they are trapped by the notch on the inner side of the drift eliminator.
Technical Specifications
| Characteristics | TP-100 |
|---|---|
| Type of Structure | Nested C-shaped profiles |
| Maximum Face Velocity | 4.0 m/sec |
| Module Length | 600 – 3000 mm |
| Module Depth | 100 mm |
| Pitch | 36.5 mm |
| Recommended Supporting Span | 1200 mm |
| Max Recommended Supporting Span | 1800 mm |
| Directional changes for air flow | 3 |
| Average Weight | 6.6 kgs/m2 |
| Expected Drift Loss | < 0.05% of circulating water |
| Maximum Continuous Temperature | 55°C |
