What is the primary water source for the condensing coil of a recovery unit?

The primary water source for the condensing coil of a recovery unit is typically the local municipal water supply. Municipal water systems are designed to provide a consistent and reliable source of water that meets quality standards and is readily available for various applications, including cooling systems.

Using municipal water has its advantages, such as being easily accessible and having undergone treatment to ensure it is safe for use. Moreover, municipal water supplies generally have infrastructure in place that allows for straightforward connections and dependable flow rates necessary for efficient operation in refrigeration processes.

While other options such as well water, recirculating cooling towers, or rainwater collection systems may provide alternative sources, they are less commonly utilized for the specific function of a condensing coil due to factors like water purity, regulatory compliance, and system reliability. Municipal water supply stands out as the more practical and efficient choice for maintaining the operational stability of recovery units.