Where Are They Used?
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Chillers are commonly used in large industrial applications where cost and efficiency are important factors. This can include high-traffic buildings such as hotels, malls, and arenas or more specialized environments where there are heavy infrastructural demands such as power plants, manufacturing facilities, and corporations with extensive operations. In general, chillers are ideal in these environments, as they regulate the temperature for workers and extend the lifespan of critical machinery under regular stress.
What Are The Benefits Of Chillers?
'Enormous cooling output: Industrial chillers are large pieces of equipment that can sustainably cool large areas that regular HVAC systems could not. To put it in perspective, home AC units have a cooling capacity of between 5,000-34,000 BTU/hr depending on the size of the room needing cooling. In contrast, it is common to find industrial chillers exceeding 1,000,000 BTU/hr.
'Increased lifespan of equipment: In addition to being powerful pieces of equipment, they can greatly affect the surrounding equipment. Especially in high-stress mechanical environments, chillers can help regulate the temperature of surrounding equipment. This results over time in equipment that lasts longer and performs at a higher level.
'Reduced operational costs: Due to how chillers continuously circulate air and water in a cycle, they can contribute to lower energy costs and reduced operational costs. While chillers are a significant investment, the lifetime value of a chiller will save your business money and result in better and safer operating conditions for your staff.
When it comes to chillers, figuring out where to start is the tricky part. Air-cooled or water-cooled? Used or new? What size do you need? The experts at Cold Shot Chillers cover all of these questions and more in today's article.
An industrial chiller is a refrigeration system that keeps equipment and materials cool, allowing operations to run smoothly. Air Conditioners dehumidify air while water chiller systems cool down fluids that can be used to condition spaces or cool processes, simply by removing heat. However, these units are not 'cooling' or 'chilling' anything; they simply remove heat.
There are a few general rules of thumb to keep in mind when selecting a new cooling system. Keep reading to gain a better understanding of the different chiller types available on the market.
Size is one of the biggest factors to consider when buying a chiller. Selecting a correctly sized chiller is paramount. A chiller that is too small won't properly cool your equipment or materials. On the other hand, a chiller that is too large will work just fine, but providing excess capacity will over time fail prematurely due to short cycling. In addition, you've spent more money than you needed to. So how do you know what size chiller you need?
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Industrial chillers come in a variety of sizes, ranging from ¼ ton to thousands of tons in capacity. We recommend you use a chiller size calculator to determine what size chiller you need for your application. Below are some examples of chiller sizes based on industry standards.
Keep in mind that these sizes are only based on industry standards. Manufacturers like Cold Shot Chillers can design and build custom units of virtually any size. We highly recommend using a chiller sizing tool with exact measurements for the most accurate estimation. You can also reach out to our experienced team for additional help with sizing requirements or general questions.
Chillers have various applications for all types of industries. For example, they are used for medical applications such as radiotherapy, PET scans, laboratory operations, and even blood bank refrigeration. In addition, MRI chillers and CT chillers are used frequently in the healthcare sector.
Food processing chillers serve a variety of applications in the food and beverage industry. Depending on your specific setting, you can choose from bakery chillers, winery glycol chillers, brewery glycol chillers, dairy milk chillers, and even commercial yogurt machine chillers.
Metal finishing chillers can be beneficial for paint and powder coating, anodizing, die casting cooling, furnace cooling, quench cooling, and more.
Explosion-proof chillers are commonly used in chemical processing plants, coal plants, oil and gas refineries, and other work environments that interact with flammable gases and vapors.
Cold Shot Chillers offers additional industry-specific chiller types, including laser chillers, plastic processing chillers, government and municipal chillers, welding chillers, and more.
Industrial chillers can be categorized in a few different ways. Let's take a look at five types of chiller classifications.
Industrial chillers can range in price anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars. As mentioned before, water chillers are typically more expensive than air-cooled chillers. In addition, different chiller manufacturers all design and price their systems uniquely, so make sure to carefully compare prices and weigh your options before making a purchase.
Always familiarize yourself with the manufacturer and their policies ahead of time. Ask the following questions and more before choosing a chiller:
Looking to buy a new or used chiller? Look no further! Cold Shot Chillers is a Houston-based industrial chiller manufacturer with decades of industry experience.
We hope that you've learned some valuable information here that will help you make the best purchase. We're confident that we can find a solution for you, no matter what you're looking for!
Contact Cold Shot Chillers today or call us at 1.800.473. to learn more about our selection of industrial water chillers.
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