25HP Portable Industrial Air Cooled Scroll Water Chiller Cooler
System for IMM
Industrial chillers are versatile pieces of equipment used in a
wide range of industries to cool processes, machinery, and
products. Here are some key industries where industrial chillers
are commonly utilized:
1.Manufacturing:
①Plastic Industry: For cooling injection molding machines, blow
molding machines, and extrusion processes.
②Metalworking: For cooling machining processes, welding equipment,
and electroplating baths.
③Chemical Industry: For cooling reactors, mixers, and chemical
processing equipment.
2.Food and Beverage:
①Dairy Processing: For cooling milk, cream, and other dairy
products.
Breweries: For cooling wort during brewing and maintaining
fermentation temperatures.
②Beverage Production: For cooling liquids during bottling and
canning processes.
3.Pharmaceutical:
For cooling equipment in the production of drugs and maintaining
precise temperature control in laboratories and production areas.
4.Medical and Healthcare:
MRI and CT Scanners: For cooling imaging equipment.
Laboratory Equipment: For maintaining stable temperatures in
various laboratory applications.
5.HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning):
①For cooling large buildings, data centers, and industrial
facilities.
Energy and Power Generation:
②For cooling turbines, generators, and other power generation
equipment.
6.Printing Industry:
For cooling printing presses and other printing equipment to ensure
consistent quality and prevent overheating.
7.Automotive:
For cooling during the manufacturing of parts and assemblies,
including paint booths and welding processes.
8.Textile Industry:
For cooling machinery used in the production and processing of
textiles.
9.Electronics:
For cooling semiconductor manufacturing processes and electronic
component testing.
Each of these industries benefits from the precise temperature
control, efficiency, and reliability that industrial chillers
provide.
Specification
Technical Parameters of Industrial Air-cooled Chiller
Model Item | ACK-25(D) |
| nominal cooling capacity | kcal/h | 75542 |
| kw | 87.84 |
| input power | kw | 22.64 |
| power supply | 3PH 440V 60Hz |
| refrigerant | type | R407C |
| type of control | thermostatic expansion valve |
| compressor | type | hermetic scroll |
| power(kw) | 18.6 |
| condenser | type | finned copper tube + low noise outer rotor fan |
| cooling air flow(m3/h) | 30000 |
| evaporator | type | shell and tube |
| chilled fluid flow(m3/h) | 15.14 |
| volume(L) | 220 |
| inlet and outlet pipe diameter(inch) | 2-1/2 |
| pump | power(kw) | 2.2 |
| lift(m) | 20 |
| safety protection | compressor overheating protection, over-current protection, high
and low pressure protection, over-temperature protection,flow
switch protection, phase sequence or missing phase protection,
exhaust overheating protection |
| weight | kg | 1300 |
| dimension | mm | 2200*1130*2020 |
Note: 1. Nominal cooling capacity is according to:
Inlet chilled fluid temperature: 17℃
Outlet chilled fluid temperature: 12℃
Inlet cooling air temperature: 30℃
Outlet cooling air temperature: 35℃
2. Working range:
The temperature range of chilled fluid is from 5℃ to 35℃;
Temperature difference between inlet and outlet chilled fluid is
from 3℃ to 8℃.
It is better to use the chiller while the ambient temperature at or
below 40℃.
We reserve the right to modify the above dimensions or parameters
without further notice.
FAQ
1.How does a chiller system work?
The chiller operates with two circulations: one involves the
circulation of process water, while the other entails the
circulation of refrigerant gas. Heat absorbed from the process is
transferred to the refrigerant circulation, and then expelled to
either air or water.
2.How to select the model of the chiller?
①Determine Cooling Load:
Calculate the cooling load required for your application. This is
usually measured in tons of refrigeration (TR) or kilowatts (kW).
Consider factors like the size of the space, heat generated by
equipment, and external environmental conditions.
②Type of Chiller:
Air-cooled chillers: Typically used for smaller applications and
are easier to install and maintain.
Water-cooled chillers: More efficient for larger applications but
require cooling towers, more maintenance, and more space.
③Application and Environment:
Assess whether the chiller will be used for industrial processes,
comfort cooling, or other specific applications.
Consider the ambient temperature and environmental conditions where
the chiller will be installed.
④Energy Efficiency:
Look for chillers with high Coefficient of Performance (COP) or
Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER).
Consider chillers with variable speed drives (VSD) for better
energy management and efficiency.
⑤Capacity Control:
Evaluate if the chiller can modulate its capacity to match the
varying cooling load. This helps in saving energy and improving
efficiency.
⑥Size and Footprint:
Ensure the physical size and footprint of the chiller fit within
the space available for installation.
⑦Initial and Operating Costs:
Balance between the initial purchase cost and the operating costs
(energy consumption, maintenance).
Consider the total cost of ownership over the chiller’s lifespan.
⑧Reliability and Maintenance:
Check the reliability and ease of maintenance of the chiller.
Look for models with good service support and availability of spare
parts.
⑨Regulatory Compliance:
Ensure the cooler complies with local regulations and standards,
including environmental regulations.
⑩Manufacturer and Warranty:
Choose reputable manufacturers with good after-sales service and
support.
By considering these factors and following these steps, you can
select a chiller model that is efficient, reliable, and suitable
for your specific application.
4. What kind of after-sales service can we provide?
①24 hours Online support;
②Video technical support;
③Overseas third-party support available and etc.
