Water Cooled Chiller Manufacturers and Suppliers

To start the cooling process, a water cooled chiller begins its cycle in the evaporator where liquid refrigerant flows over the tube bundle and quickly evaporates, causing heat from the chilled water to be absorbed into the evaporator tubes. The compressor draws the refrigerant vapor out of the evaporator and then pumps it to the condenser to raise both its pressure and temperature. When the refrigerant condenses in the tubes, it is forced to give up its heat to the cooling water. This highly pressurized liquid then moves through an expansion device that reduces the pressure and temperature as it enters the evaporator. This cycle is repeated over and over to continually chill an area. Industrial water cooled chillers must be regularly maintained to repeat this process as efficiently as possible.

Water cooled chillers are essential in numerous industrial applications where machinery must operate under harsh conditions. The process of water cooling used in a chiller is also very similar to the process used for residential and commercial air conditioning units to cool a room or an entire building. High efficiency chillers are now being manufactured to provide the same benefits without dramatically rising energy costs in commercial facilities. Municipal utility providers also make use of industrial water cooled chillers to cool large systems and major public building complexes within a district. The benefit of a water cooled chiller in a factory is that it helps create a precise and highly controllable environment where thermal concerns can be managed.