Precision Temperature Control


Open Loop Chiller Flow Schematic
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RO- Open Loop Chillers

Recirculate Fluid from a Remote Tank

Open-Loop chillers recirculate fluid from a remote tank, through the chiller and back to the tank. The chiller works to maintain a constant fluid temperature in the tank. The pump and evaporator are on board the chiller. The tank is remote.

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In-Line Chiller Flow Schematic
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IL- In-Line Chillers

Installed "In-Line" Where the Process Already Contains a Pump

In-Line chillers cool fluid that is passing through under pressure. Only the evaporator is in the chillers. Both the pump and tank are remote.

These chillers are often used in applications where it is advantageous to have the pump mounted on or near the tank to recirculate fluid through the chiller and back to the tank.

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Drop-In Chiller Flow Schematic
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DI- Drop-In Chillers

Space-Saving Design to Cool Fluids in a Tank

Drop-In coolers are designed to be mounted on top of a tank to cool the fluid that is surrounding the coils. The stainless steel immersion coil type evaporator is submerged into the fluid in the tank. A small agitation pump continuously moves the fluid around the evaporator coils ensuring proper heat transfer. The temperature controller senses the fluid temperature and controls the chillers cycling to maintain the fluid in the tank at the set-point.

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Refrigerated Chillers for Industry

In industrial applications, chilled liquid pumps from the chiller through process or laboratory equipment. Besides cooling high-heat specialized items such as MRI machines and lasers they are also used in the following industries:

  • Plastic Processing
  • Injection & Blow Molding
  • Metal Working Cutting Oils
  • Welding Equipment
  • Die-Casting & Machine Tooling
  • Chemical Processing
  • Pharmaceutical Formulation
  • Food & Beverage Processing
  • Paper & Cement Processing
  • Vacuum Systems
  • X-ray Diffraction