Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineering Industry
Chiller Cooling Design
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineering Industry
Chiller Cooling Design
Typically, a chiller system supplies chilled water to a chilled water demand source. It cools the chilled water by heat exchange between the refrigerant circulating in the refrigeration system and the chilled water circulating between the chilled water demand source and the refrigeration system. These chiller systems are large-capacity units and can be installed in large-scale facilities.
| Air-cooled chiller | Water-cooled chiller |
|---|---|
| Air-cooled, low initial cost, suitable for small cooling systems. | Cooled by water, it has a large capacity and high efficiency, making it suitable for large buildings or large-scale refrigeration systems. |
| Difference Between Air-Cooled and Water-Cooled Chillers
- Different Cooling Media
- Heat Transfer Rate: Air-cooled Chillers are Slower / Water-cooled Chillers are Faster
- Maintenance: Air-cooled Chillers are Easier
- Noise: Air-cooled Chillers are Louder
- Energy Efficiency: Water-cooled Chillers are Higher
| Chiller System Design Key Points
- Capacity and Cost
- Requirements
- Production Scale
- Space Conditions
- Geography, Climate, Temperature, and Humidity
| Our Strengths
Know-how in the food, pharmaceutical, and construction industries
- Turnkey performance of basic design, construction, installation, and commissioning
- Accumulated experience in domestic plant engineering
Securing various reference and technical channels
- Participation in planning and executing various projects
- Establishment of an advanced overseas technical network
Possession of diverse professional technical personnel in various fields
- High-level technicians with over 15 years of experience
- Experience in operating and producing food and pharmaceutical equipment
- Systematic management of design, manufacturing, and construction
| Design and Construction Examples for Food Facilities
| Design and Construction Examples for Process Coolinge
| Design and Construction Examples for Production Line Cooling
