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A water chiller plant is a centralized cooling system that provides chilled water for air conditioning, industrial processes, and other applications. It works by removing heat from water through a refrigeration cycle, which involves compression, condensation, expansion, and evaporation. The chilled water is then circulated to various endpoints, such as air handling units or process equipment, to absorb heat and maintain desired temperatures. Key components of a water chiller plant include the chiller unit, cooling tower, pumps, and piping system. Water chiller plants are highly efficient, scalable, and suitable for large-scale cooling needs in commercial buildings, manufacturing facilities, and data centers. This article explains the working principles, components, types, applications, and benefits of water chiller plants, providing a comprehensive understanding of their operation and importance in modern cooling systems.
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