Manufacturing Facilities Chillers Reynold India

Without a doubt, chillers may serve as the beating heart of any massive HVAC network. A chiller is a device that helps move heat from an indoor to an outdoor location. This method of transferring heat is based on the properties of a refrigerant as it moves through a chiller. Reynold India Pvt. Ltd. Is famous for manufacturing Facilities Chillers.
Chilling is achieved through the absorption or compression of vapour, depending on the kind of chiller. Chillers provide the cold side of a process water system with a steady stream of coolant at a target temperature of about 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius). The coolant is circulated through the system, removing heat from one location (such as machinery, process equipment, etc.) before returning to the return side of the process water system.
A chiller has four main components: an evaporator, compressor, condenser, and expansion device. These parts of a chiller all participate in a thermodynamic process. The evaporator in a chiller allows the device to connect to the process water system and employ mechanical refrigeration to maintain the desired temperature. The evaporator acts as a heat exchanger, allowing the refrigerant to absorb heat from the process coolant flow. The temperature of the process coolant drops when the refrigerant evaporates from a low-pressure liquid to vapour during the heat transfer.
An external medium removes the latent heat released by the refrigerant during its phase transition from vapour to liquid (air or water). A compressor, which serves several purposes, receives the refrigerant and puts it to work. The evaporator's pressure is kept low enough to absorb heat at the right rate by first removing excess refrigerant. Second, it boosts the pressure of the departing refrigerant vapour to keep it hot enough to give off heat at the condenser. At the condenser, the refrigerant is transformed back into a liquid.