The purpose of a chiller is to utilize the power of outside air and water to maintain the target temperature at a constant level. Therefore, it can be used to cool or heat. Because it is necessary to keep the temperature constant at all times, it is not limited to cooling.

A chiller works on the principle of vapor-compression or vapor absorption. As the heat transfer takes place, the refrigerant evaporates, changing from a low-pressure liquid into vapor, while the temperature of the process coolant reduces. The refrigerant then flows to a compressor, which performs multiple functions.

Chilled water systems provide cooling facilities by using chilled water to absorb heat from the building’s spaces. Then, the chiller removes heat from the water through the refrigeration cycle.

Capacities : 3 TR TO 150 TR