Cooling Groups (Chiller)

Description

To put it simply, chiller cooling systems, also known as chiller cooling systems, consisting of compressor, condenser, expansion valve and evaporator, work by cooling the gas compressed and heated in the compressor in the condenser. Cooling systems are grouped according to their different characteristics. The biggest distinction is what the heat source is. Accordingly; Air Cooled Chiller;
Air cooled chiller systems work by disposing the energy gained by the refrigerant gas in the chiller through the evaporator and compressor on air cooled coils. In the compressor, the compressed and high temperature gaseous refrigerant is sent to the condenser. With the help of fans, heat transfer is realized by providing air flow on the battery surface. Cooling is completed by transferring the heat on the gas to the air. Water Cooled Chiller;
Water cooled chiller systems cool the hot gas in the condenser circuit with water. Instead of air-cooled coils, shell & tube or plate type heat exchangers using water are used to cool the gas. Since water-cooled chiller models can also operate indoors, they provide an ideal solution when it is desired to be positioned closest to the area where cooling is desired.