Nymon

Nymon is a proprietary evaporative cooling technology developed by Nymon Corporation, a United States-based company. Introduced in the early 1980s, Nymon systems utilize a combination of open-cell foam and evaporative cooling principles to provide a high-performance cooling solution for industrial and commercial applications.

The Nymon system consists of a series of open-cell foam pads, which are submerged in a water reservoir. Air to be cooled is drawn through the foam pads, where it comes into contact with the water. The evaporation of the water from the foam pads cools the air, which is then distributed to the cooled space through a network of air ducts.

Nymon systems are designed to provide a high degree of flexibility and customization, allowing them to be tailored to the specific needs of a particular cooling application. They are often used in conjunction with other cooling technologies, such as air conditioning and refrigeration systems.

The use of open-cell foam in Nymon systems allows for a high efficiency of evaporation, resulting in a high degree of cooling performance. Additionally, the use of a water reservoir allows for easy management and maintenance of the system. However, Nymon systems do require regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance.

Nymon systems have been installed in a variety of applications, including major industrial facilities, data centers, and commercial buildings. The technology has been recognized for its ability to provide high-performance cooling in a wide range of environmental conditions.

Nymon Corporation has continued to develop and improve its evaporative cooling technology over the years, and the company remains a major player in the industrial cooling market.