Three Phase Water Chiller, 3 Ph
₹2,50,000.00
Specification
- size
- Medium
- type
- Air-Cooled
- brand
- VRAJ COOLING SYSTEM
- color
- Regular or Client's Choice
- phase
- 3 PH
- power
- 3 PH
- usage
- Industrial
- weight
- 100 kg to 250 kg approx.
- tonnage
- 1 to customized
- capacity
- Customized
- features
- Air Cooled & Water Cooled Condenser
- warranty
- 1 Year
- i deal in
- New Only
- compressor
- Copland
- evaporator
- Plate Type Or Shell & Tube Type
- power source
- 3 ph
- body material
- Mild Steel
- chiller shape
- Standard
- tank capacity
- 70 to 1000 liters
- compressor type
- SCROLL/RECEIP
- automation grade
- Automatic
- cooling air flow
- Majorly up side
- cooling capacity
- As per Tonnage
- no of compressor
- as per Chiller Capacity it may change
- refrigerant used
- R-22
- country of origin
- Made in India
- model name number
- VCS
- temperature range
- 10 degree
- product dimensions
- standard
- recommended order quantity
- 1
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Description
THREE PHASE WATER CHILLER:- What is a Three Phase Water Chiller? This device removes heat from a load and transfers it to the environment using a refrigeration system. This heat transfer device is the preferable cooling machine in power plants and other large-scale facilities. It is simply a system consisting of ethylene + water or water reservoir and circulation components. The cooling fluid is circulated from the reservoir to the equipment undercooling. There are also air-cooled chillers, which disperse heat-using fans. These are more recent and common in power plants. In this post, we review the difference between the two technologies, leaving the choice of which one to pick to you. VRAJ COOLING SYSTEM would be happy to help you in the decision making process. Additional Information Item Code vcs Delivery Time 15 to 17 working days Production Capacity 15 per month Packaging Details plastic wrapping is done at our scope but if needed wooded packaging then it may charge at actual
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