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• Heat removal:The primary function is to remove unwanted heat from a process or environment.
• Temperature control:It provides precise and stable temperature control, which is critical for many industrial processes to operate correctly.
• Fluid circulation:Chillers typically circulate a chilled fluid, such as water or a water/glycol mix, through a heat exchanger to cool the target area or equipment.
• Heat transfer:They move heat from the point of origin (process equipment) to another location, often the outside air, to dissipate it.

• Manufacturing:Cooling machinery, such as injection molding machines, laser cutters, and machine tools.
• Food and beverage:Cooling products for storage and packaging.
• Pharmaceuticals:Maintaining specific temperatures during production.
• Plastics and PET:Cooling molds in plastic production processes.
• HVAC:Providing large-scale cooling for commercial and industrial buildings.

• Water-cooled chillers:Use a separate water source (like a cooling tower) to cool the chiller system itself.
• Air-cooled chillers:Use fans to blow air across coils to cool the refrigeration system.
• Absorption chillers:Use a heat source instead of a compressor to drive the refrigeration cycle.