Industrial Process Chillers

• Fully automatic compact Air/water cooled skid mounted unit
• Wide range of capacity from 1 TR to 120 TR with temperature of water/Brine from (+) 20 C degree to(-) 5 C degree
• Main parts are designed and manufactured by DRYCOOL in its plant
• Main critical components of the unit i.e. expansion valve, l.p/h.r switch, dryer of international standard
• Control panel with PLC forauto operation.(optional)
• High quality product due to stage wise inspection & testing before dispatch
• Twelve months guarantee & backed by most efficient customer support
• Innovative design
• Very low input KW/TR
• CFC free refrigerants
• Robust in construction
• Developed with state of art technology
• Liquid injection for enhanced compressor life
• MCS Microprocessor/PLC based/electromechanical
• Heat exchanger design as per TElvlA/ASME/SEC VIII, DM, 2001 

• 380 / 400 volt ac / 50 hz
• 460 volt ac / 50 hz
• 380 volt ac / 60 hz
• 460 volt ac / 60 hz 

• Connected power 415v ac +/- 10 per / 50hz / 3 phase + neutral
• Design condensing temperature (+) 55 degree c.
• Design evaporating temperature (+) 5 degree c.

FAQ

1. What exactly is a process chiller for industry?

Ans - A device used in industrial applications to cool process fluids or machinery is known as an industrial process chiller. To remove heat from the operation, it operates by passing a coolant - typically water - through a heat exchanger.

2. What advantages do industrial process chillers offer?

Ans - Reduced downtime and increased process efficiency are the main advantages of using an industrial process chiller. A well maintained chiller can assist lower energy expenses and lessen the need for expensive equipment replacement or repairs.

3. What varieties of chillers are available?

Ans - There are several distinct kinds of chillers, including evaporative, air-cooled, and water-cooled chillers. When choosing a kind, it's crucial to take the application and environmental factors into account because each type has advantages and disadvantages of its own.

4. What parts of an industrial process chiller are typical?

Ans - Compressor, condenser, expansion valve, evaporator, and reservoir are among the typical parts of an industrial process chiller. The expansion valve and evaporator are used to lower the pressure and further chill the refrigerant after it has been compressed and cooled by the compressor and condenser. The cooled refrigerant is kept in the reservoir until it is required.

5. What safety and maintenance measures must be followed while utilising an industrial process chiller?

Ans - It's crucial to inspect an industrial process chiller before each use to look for any wear or damage and to confirm that it's in good functioning order. When working with the chiller, it's crucial to take all necessary safety precautions, like donning protective gear. The chiller must have routine maintenance in order to function effectively and securely.