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    The document compares water cooled and air cooled chiller systems. Water cooled chillers use a cooling tower to remove heat from the refrigerant condenser, have higher capacity but require more maintenance and water. Air cooled chillers use air to remove heat from the condenser coil, have lower capacity but require less maintenance and water. The document also discusses heat exchangers, air handling units, and fan coil units which transfer heat between air and a liquid using coils.

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    Chiller

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    The document compares water cooled and air cooled chiller systems. Water cooled chillers use a cooling tower to remove heat from the refrigerant condenser, have higher capacity but require more maintenance and water. Air cooled chillers use air to remove heat from the condenser coil, have lower capacity but require less maintenance and water. The document also discusses heat exchangers, air handling units, and fan coil units which transfer heat between air and a liquid using coils.

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    The document compares water cooled and air cooled chiller systems. Water cooled chillers use a cooling tower to remove heat from the refrigerant condenser, have higher capacity but require more maintenance and water. Air cooled chillers use air to remove heat from the condenser coil, have lower capacity but require less maintenance and water. The document also discusses heat exchangers, air handling units, and fan coil units which transfer heat between air and a liquid using coils.

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    Chiller

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Khairol Omar
    The document compares water cooled and air cooled chiller systems. Water cooled chillers use a cooling tower to remove heat from the refrigerant condenser, have higher capacity but require more maintenance and water. Air cooled chillers use air to remove heat from the condenser coil, have lower capacity but require less maintenance and water. The document also discusses heat exchangers, air handling units, and fan coil units which transfer heat between air and a liquid using coils.

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    What’s Water

    Cooled
    Chiller?
    Water Cooled Chiller System

    Compressor

    CWS CHWS
    Condenser Evaporator
    CWR CHWR

    Metering Device
    Water Cooled Chiller – Refrigerant

    High Low
    Pressure & Pressure &
    High Low
    Temperature Temperature
    Vapor 100%

    =
    Liquid 100%
    Water Cooled Chiller - Chilled Water Circulation
    Water Cooled Chiller – Heat Eliminator at Cooling Tower
    Cooling Tower System
    Cooling Tower System
    What’s Air
    Cooled
    Chiller?
    Air Cooled Chiller System
    Compressor

    Condenser
    Hot Air

    CHWS
    Evaporator
    CHWR

    Metering Device
    Air Cooled Chiller – Heat Eliminator for Condenser
    Air Cooled Chiller - Chilled Water Circulation
    Comparison – Water Cooled Chiller & Air Cooled Chiller

    VS

    Water Cooled Chiller Air Cooled Chiller


    Capacity >250 RT to 5000 RT < 250 RT
    Maintenance High Low
    Electrical Consumption Low High
    Water Consumption High Low
    Efficiency Low High
    Installation Cost High Low
    Heat Exchanger
    System
    Heat Exchanger
    Air Handling Unit
    Drain Pan

    Centrifugal Fan
    Air Filter
    Rack Fan Pulley and Belting

    Motor

    Cooling Coil
    Fan Coil Unit

    Motor
    Blower Fan

    Cooling Coil

    Drain Pan

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