Water Cooled Chillers

What is the definition of a water cooled chillers? A water cooled chiller is a type of cooling system that uses water as the cooling agent. It is used to remove heat from a process or environment by transferring it to a secondary water source. The water cooled chiller works by circulating a coolant, usually water, through a closed loop system that is cooled by an external source. The coolant is then used to cool the process or environment, either by direct contact or by indirect means. Water cooled chillers are typically used in industrial, commercial and residential applications, such as air conditioning systems, chillers used in food processing, and other industrial processes. Water cooled chillers are also used in the medical industry to cool medical instruments and equipment. The main advantage of using a water cooled chiller is that it is more efficient and cost-effective than air cooled chillers. Additionally, it is more reliable and quieter than air cooled chillers as it does not require additional cooling fans