Essential parts of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems are water
chillers, which cool water to provide process cooling or air conditioning. The idea behind these
chillers is heat transfer; heat is taken out of water to reduce its temperature, creating chilled
water that may be pumped through process equipment or air handling systems in the building.
Water chillers are a crucial component of central cooling systems because they offer
dependable and effective cooling for sizable commercial and industrial buildings as well as
crucial operations that need exact temperature control. They are available in varied capacities
and designs, such as water-cooled and air-cooled chillers, to meet diverse cooling needs. Water
chillers regulate HVAC system temperatures in an efficient manner, which improves indoor
air quality, comfort, and energy efficiency.