Chilled Water Evaporator

Chilled Water Evaporator, Height 57cm, Length 119cm, Width 18cm

The Role of the Chilled Water Evaporator:

The chilled water evaporator is a key component in the refrigeration cycle, and its basic function is to convert a refrigerant (usually liquid) into a gas. This process requires the absorption of heat, which is absorbed from the air, water or other substance being cooled. Thus, the presence of a chilled water evaporator allows the refrigerant to accomplish the corresponding change of state in the temperature difference from low to high temperatures.

Principle of Operation:

The chilled water evaporator works by introducing hot air or liquid into it, causing the refrigerant to absorb this heat and change from a liquid to a gaseous state. This heated medium comes into contact with the refrigerant (usually Freon, etc.) in the evaporator, which causes the refrigerant to change from a liquid to a gaseous state. During this process, the refrigerant absorbs heat from the surrounding environment, causing the ambient temperature to drop.