Water Cooled Chiller

A water cooled chiller is a type of industrial cooling system that uses water to transfer heat away from a designated area. It works by pumping water through a heat exchanger, which is a device that allows heat to be transferred from one medium to another. The water is then cooled by a cooling tower, which uses a fan to blow air over the water, cooling it down. The cooled water is then pumped back into the heat exchanger, where it absorbs the heat from the designated area and carries it away. Water cooled chillers are commonly used in industrial applications such as manufacturing, chemical processing, and power plants. They are also used in commercial applications such as air conditioning and refrigeration. The benefits of using a water cooled chiller include improved energy efficiency, reduced operating costs, and increased safety.