Water chiller

A water chiller is a refrigeration device designed to remove heat from water by circulating it through a refrigeration system. This process involves the absorption of heat from the water, which is then transferred to a refrigerant. The chilled water is subsequently circulated through pipes to cool various industrial processes, equipment, or air conditioning systems. Water chillers find widespread applications in industries where precise temperature control is crucial, such as manufacturing, food processing, medical facilities, and data centers. There are different types of water chillers, including air-cooled and water-cooled systems. Air-cooled chillers dissipate heat directly to the ambient air, while water-cooled chillers use a separate water circuit for heat rejection. Water chillers play a vital role in maintaining optimal working conditions for machinery, ensuring product quality, and enhancing energy efficiency in various industrial processes by providing reliable and controlled cooling solutions.