Water-Cooled Chillers

A water-cooled chillers is a type of HVAC equipment that is used to cool air or liquids. It is a closed-loop system that utilizes a refrigerant and water to transfer thermal energy from one medium to another. The water-cooled chiller has several components that work together to transfer heat from the air or liquid being cooled to the water. The process starts with a condenser, a heat exchanger, and a compressor. The condenser is a device that is used to convert the refrigerant gas into a liquid form. This liquid is then passed through the heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is a device that is used to absorb the heat from the air or liquid and transfer it to the water. The compressor is then used to compress the refrigerant gas and pass it through the condenser. The final step is to pass the cooled, compressed refrigerant gas to the evaporator, which is a device that is used to release the heat into the air