The Air Cooled Water Cooling System uses powerful fans to dissipate heat from the ice water into the environment, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a cooling solution with lower thermal load requirements.
These systems still utilize traditional components such as the evaporator, compressor, condenser, and expansion valve, all linked by a piping circuit, but with the addition of powerful fans located on the condenser.
Before investing in an air cooled chiller, there are a few important factors to consider.
- For lower thermal load requirements, the use of air-cooled chillers is recommended, especially for those with space limitations for machine room mounting or limited availability of maintenance personnel.
- While air-cooled chillers tend to generate more noise and have higher electrical consumption in environments with low relative humidity and high temperatures, they offer a cost-effective option for those looking to reduce initial equipment investment.
- Air-cooled chillers are fully factory assembled, making installation easier and cheaper. The best-selling air-cooled chiller features a scroll compressor, while larger capacity options are available with screw compressors.
- Overall, the air cooled water cooling system is an efficient and reliable choice for those in need of a cooling solution for smaller thermal load requirements.