Huazhao Refrigeration Equipment Blog

According to the Department of Energy (DOE), chillers consume around 20% of the country's total electricity production. What's more, they can add up to 30% of a building's additional energy use due to operational inefficiencies. This costs companies and building facilities billions of dollars every year. Today, commercial buildings are fitted with highly efficient HVAC systems designed to improve the sustainability and performance of the building. This brings us to   water-cooled chillers , which are an essential HVAC component for a variety of commercial facilities. Read on to find out more about water-cooled chillers and whether it's right for your facility. Features of a water-cooled chiller Water-cooled chillers are the chillers of choice for power plants and other large facilities with a steady water supply.        Flooded Type Screw Type Chiller In particular, chillers help to transfer heat from the internal environment to the external environment, making the room

Many regions of the world are grappling with water scarcity. Numerous efforts in desalination and water trading attest to the magnitude of the problem. The World Bank estimates the number of people suffering from absolute water scarcity at 2 billion, a figure that could reach the 4.6 billion mark within the next 65 years. The water-energy nexus has been a recurring topic in recent years. The power plants that supply most countries with electricity consume large amounts of water, directly or indirectly. The debate on water consumption or not is very important in the feasibility studies for cooling plants. Based on the results of this study, the choice will be between water-cooled or air-cooled chillers . What is a chiller plant? This plant uses a refrigeration system to remove heat from the load and transfer it to the environment. This heat transfer unit is the chiller of choice for power plants and other large facilities. It is simply a system consisting of vinyl + water or a reservoir