Dry Coolers need careful sizing around your site's actual ambient conditions and seasonal extremes — oversizing wastes capital on unnecessary fan and coil capacity, while undersizing risks real performance shortfalls exactly when you need the cooling most, on the hottest days of the year.
Our engineers design around your specific site data — actual historical ambient temperature ranges, humidity where relevant, and site-specific factors like recirculation risk from nearby equipment — going beyond a standard design-day calculation whenever local conditions genuinely demand it.
This matters most for sites in climates with wide seasonal swings, where a design based on average conditions can leave a real gap in summer performance. We'd rather size conservatively and explain why than hand over a unit that struggles on the worst days of the year.
For sites with limited historical weather data, we can source and apply regional climate data to build a realistic design basis, rather than relying on a single conservative design-day number that may not reflect actual local conditions.