CHILLED WATER SYSTEMS
In HVAC, chilled water units can be categorized into several types based on their design, application, and functionality. Here are some common types of chilled water units:
Air-Cooled Chillers
These chillers use air-cooled condensers and are often used in smaller applications.
Water-Cooled Chillers
These chillers use water-cooled condensers and are commonly used in larger commercial or industrial applications.
Centrifugal Chillers
These chillers use centrifugal compressors and are often used in large commercial or industrial applications.
Screw Chillers
These chillers use screw compressors and are commonly used in medium to large-sized applications.
Reciprocating Chillers
These chillers use reciprocating compressors and are often used in smaller applications.
Scroll Chillers
These chillers use scroll compressors and are commonly used in small to medium-sized applications.
Absorption Chillers:
These chillers use heat energy to drive the cooling process and are often used in applications with waste heat or steam.
Steam-Driven Chillers
These chillers use steam to drive the cooling process and are often used in applications with available steam.
Electric Chillers
These chillers use electric motors to drive the compressors and are commonly used in most applications.
Hybrid Chillers
These chillers combine different cooling technologies, such as absorption and electric chillers.
Chilled water units can also be categorized based on their configuration, such as:
Single-Chiller Systems: These systems use a single chiller to provide cooling.
Multiple-Chiller Systems: These systems use multiple chillers to provide cooling, often with redundancy and backup capabilities.
These are some of the main types of chilled water units in HVAC. The specific type used depends on the application, building size, and cooling requirements.
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