Water Cooled Water Chiller

Water cooled water chillers are a type of air conditioning unit used to cool air in a variety of applications, such as in residential and commercial buildings and industrial plants. The primary purpose of a water cooled water chiller is to remove heat from the air and transfer it to a coolant fluid such as water. This process is achieved by circulating a coolant fluid through the chiller’s evaporator coils, which absorbs the heat from the air and then transferring it to the condenser coils where the heat is released into the surrounding atmosphere. The cooled water then returns to the chiller and is used again.
The definition of a water cooled water chiller is any system that uses water as the cooling medium, usually in combination with a cooling tower or a heat exchanger. In order to operate efficiently, water cooled chillers must be sized correctly to meet the specific cooling requirements of the building, plant, or process they are cooling. Generally, a water cooled chiller is more energy