Air cooled scroll chillers

Product Description

Air-cooled scroll chillers are refrigeration systems that use ambient air for heat rejection and employ scroll compressors for efficient cooling, suitable for various applications like commercial buildings, industrial processes, and more. 

Here's a more detailed description:

How it Works:

• Refrigeration Cycle:

Air-cooled scroll chillers operate on the vapor-compression refrigeration cycle, using a refrigerant to absorb heat from a space and reject it to the surrounding air. 

• Scroll Compressors:

They utilize scroll compressors, known for their reliability, low noise levels, and energy efficiency. 

• Heat Rejection:

Instead of using water for heat rejection, they rely on air-cooled condensers, where heat is dissipated into the atmosphere. 

• Components:

Key components include the scroll compressor, condenser, evaporator, and expansion valve, all working together to facilitate the cooling process. 

Key Features and Benefits:

• Energy Efficiency: Scroll compressors and air-cooled designs contribute to high energy efficiency. 
• Compact Design: Air-cooled chillers can be compact, making them suitable for various spaces. 
• Low Noise Levels: Scroll compressors are known for their quiet operation. 
• Reliability: Scroll compressors are designed for long-term reliability. 
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for a wide range of applications, including commercial buildings, industrial processes, and more. 
• Easy Installation: They are often skid-mounted for easy installation and maintenance. 
• Water Conservation: Since they are air-cooled, they don't require water for cooling, making them ideal for areas with limited water resources. 
• Multiple Compressor Configurations: Many models use multiple compressors with independent refrigerant circuits, allowing for capacity modulation and increased reliability. 
• Environmentally Friendly Refrigerants: Many models use environment-friendly refrigerants like R-407C, R-410A, and R-134A. 
• Microprocessor Control: They often feature microprocessor-based controllers for efficient operation and easy monitoring.