Nowadays, the application of industrial water chiller has involved various industries, including petrochemical industry, plastic industry, electronic industry, vacuum coating and so on. However, when purchasing industrial water chillers, many enterprises are very tangled about whether to choose water-cooled chillers or air-cooled chillers. Here LNEYA introduces some differences between them to help us make better choices.

Firstly, the property principle of industrial water chiller is a multifunctional refrigeration equipment, which removes the liquid steam engine through compression or heat absorption refrigeration cycle. The type of water chiller can be divided into air-cooled chiller and water-cooled chiller according to different refrigeration forms of water chiller.

Our simple identification method in appearance is that the air-cooled chiller with fan installed on the top or side of the chiller. There is a water-cooled chiller with a water distribution tower. They differ in the way they dissipate heat. The air-cooled chiller uses its own installed fan and air exchange to dissipate heat. The water-cooled chiller needs auxiliary equipment cooling tower or water pump to dissipate heat. The air-cooled chiller does not need a cooling tower. It is simple to install and easy to move. It is suitable for occasions with less water source. However, because the air-cooled chiller dissipates heat by fan, it has high requirements for ventilation, humidity, temperature and other surrounding environment. The water-cooled chiller runs more stably, has less cooling loss, is easy to return oil, and the heat transfer pipe is not easy to freeze crack, which is more effective than air-cooled water. However, the water-cooled chiller covers a wide area and its price is higher than that of air-cooled chiller. Therefore, when selecting the chiller, we must consider the objective environmental factors, select the appropriate type, and then select the appropriate chiller according to the refrigerating capacity.