A synopsis of Process water chiller

 Process water chiller circulate chilled water or liquid through industrial equipment in several applications to cool items and machinery. Injection molding, tool&die-cutting, food&beverage,machine tools, semiconductors,etc employ them.

The process water chiller's role is to transfer heat from one area, often process equipment or a product, to another. We are one of the top process water chiller manufacturers in India



Heat is typically transported to and from the chiller using water or a water/glycol solution which may demand the process water chiller to have a reservoir and pumping system. Regardless of your business or process, ensuring enough cooling is important to productivity and cost savings.

Advantages of Process water chiller:-

No industrial process, machine, or motor is completely efficient, and the most prevalent consequence of inefficiencies is heat. If the heat doesn't eliminate, it will accumulate over time. As a result, production times are reduced, equipment is shut down, and equipment may fail prematurely. There are several advantages to using a chiller to produce cooling. A chiller maintains a consistent temperature and pressure in your industrial activity. Also, a chiller, as opposed to a wasteful single-pass-through system, recirculates the cooling water. As a result, water recirculation reduces the cost of water use, which can be costly and harmful to the environment.

Working principle of Process water chiller :-

A process water chiller's evaporator, compressor, condenser, and expansion valve are four components that work together to provide effective process cooling. A pump system pumps cold water or a water/glycol solution from the chiller to the process. This cold fluid eliminates heat from the operation, while the hot fluid returns to the chiller. As a result, heat transfer occurs from the process to the chiller via the process of water. Process chillers include a chemical compound known as a refrigerant. The process of heating and cooling the refrigerant, converting it from a gas to a liquid, and back is the refrigeration cycle.

The heat generated by the process water or water/glycol solution boils the refrigerant in the evaporator, causing it to transition from a low-pressure liquid to a low-pressure gas. The low-pressure gas is compressed to high-pressure gas when it enters the compressor. The high-pressure gas enters the condenser, where it gets cool down to a high-pressure liquid by ambient air or condenser water. The high-pressure liquid flows to the expansion valve, which controls the amount of liquid refrigerant that enters the evaporator and restarts the refrigeration cycle.

We,
Warkin Equipments Pvt Ltd is a leading process water chiller suppliers in India. We have been designing & supplying high-quality process water chiller. So, to learn more about how we can help you with your process cooling needs, please contact us now.

 

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