Detailed Introduction of Air Cooled Chiller Equipment

 

 

LNEYA refrigeration has accumulated over 10
years of cooling supporting application experience. According to different
application fields and service conditions, it has developed a variety of types
of cooling chillers, including air cooled chillers and water cooled chillers,
which can well meet the needs of equipment cooling. The heat dissipation device
of air cooled chiller is a built-in fan, which mainly has three interrelated
systems: refrigerant circulation system, water circulation system and electrical
automatic control system.

1. Refrigerant circulation system: the
liquid refrigerant in the evaporator absorbs the heat in the water and begins
to evaporate. Then, a certain temperature difference is formed between the
refrigerant and the water. After the liquid refrigerant is completely
evaporated and becomes gaseous, it is inhaled and compressed by the compressor
(pressure and temperature increase). The gaseous refrigerant absorbs heat
through the condenser and condenses into liquid. After throttling through the
expansion valve, the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant enters the
evaporator to complete the refrigerant circulation process.

2. Water circulation system: the water pump
is responsible for pumping water from the water tank to the equipment that
needs to be cooled. After the heat is taken away by the chilled water, the
temperature rises, and then returns to the chilled water tank.

3. Electrical automatic control system:
including power supply part and automatic control part. The power supply part
supplies power to the compressor, fan, water pump, etc. through the contactor.
The automatic control part includes temperature controller, pressure protector,
time delayer, relay, overload protector, etc. combined with each other to
achieve the functions of automatic opening or suspension and other protection
according to the temperature requirements.

Our air cooled chillers can be widely used
in medical, biological, chemical, laser, metallurgy, equipment manufacturing,
electroplating, plastic processing and other industries. Please consult us for
details.