Air-Cooled Chillers
Air-cooled chillers rely on a condenser cooled by the surrounding environment. Thus, air-cooled chillers may find common application in smaller or medium installations where space constraints may exist. An air-cooled chiller can represent the most practical choice in scenarios where water represents a scarce resource.
A typical air-cooled chiller can feature propeller fans or mechanical refrigeration cycles to draw ambient air over a finned coil to condense the refrigerant. The condensation of the refrigerant vapor in the air-cooled condenser enables the transfer of heat to the atmosphere.
Air-cooled chillers offer the significant advantage of lower installation costs. Simpler maintenance also results due to their relative simplicity as compared to water-cooled chillers. Air-cooled chillers will occupy less space, but will mostly reside outside a facility. Thus, the outdoor elements will compromise their functional lifespan.
The all-inclusive nature of air-cooled chillers reduces maintenance costs. Their relative simplicity coupled with reduced space requirements produces great advantages in many types of installations.
Air-Cooled Chillers
![TMA Air Cooled Chiller](/m3cms/files/cYlJrT2o/tma.png?width=800&height=540&fill=1)
TMA Air Cooled Chiller
Air cooled chiller with Turbocor centrifugal compressors and axial fans for outdoor installation
![GHA Chiller](/m3cms/files/SHTsHu3Z/gha.png?width=800&height=540&fill=1)
GHA Chiller
Air cooled chiller with screw compressors and axial fans for outdoor installation
![VHA Air-Cooled Chiller](/m3cms/files/oKdm3NUl/vha.png?width=800&height=540&fill=1)
VHA Air-Cooled Chiller
Air cooled chiller with scroll or reciprocating compressors and axial fans for outdoor installation
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