Process Chiller
Our company offers P-Series Process Water Chillers that provide a pre-designed set of products, which are specially designed for meeting many process applications. Our standard models are available from 1 to 50 tons and special models to hundreds of tons. A Process Chiller is a refrigeration system, which using halocarbon or ammonia refrigerants and provides cooling for a process or industrial applications. A refrigeration circuit consists of compressor (s), condenser (s), thermal expansion valve, and evaporator (s), at a minimum. Together, these components remove heat from a process load to provide consistent setpoint temperatures 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
North Star Refrigeration’s Process Chillers are designed for the most rugged environments and conditions unlike commercial or HVAC Chillers. These Industrial Process Chillers are installed and wholesaled at very cost-effective prices. Apart from manufacturing, wholesaling and installing, our company also offer these chillers at rents.
Applications
Process Chillers are used in a variety of industrial applications:
Plastics Industry:
The plastics industry uses process chillers to reduce cycle times in injection molding and blow molding by regulating temperatures.
Baking Industry:
The baking industry may use process chillers in their process of mixing. The chilled water from a water chiller may be used to allow longer mixing times which improves the final quality for any grade of flour.
Food Industry:
The food industry uses process chillers to cool any process such as chocolate manufacturing, vegetable processing, meat massagers/injectors and confectionary manufacturing.
Pharmaceutical Industry:
The heat from emollient vats needs to go somewhere. This is where a Cooling Technology, Inc Process Chiller helps pharmaceutical companies save money by reducing the total manufacturing time, leading to cost savings in labor costs.
Printing Industry:
Process Chillers can be used to regulate temperatures in presses and rollers which lead to reduction of stretching and bleeding. This in turn decreases the time needed to print which improves efficiency and leads to higher quality products at a cost savings.
Other industries that benefit from the uses of a Process Cooler include boat & airplane manufacturing, metal finishers, skating rinks, chemical industry, composite manufacturers, laser cutting machines, dry cleaners, and the United States government uses many for military applications.
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