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In the field of industrial chillers, cooling capacity and cooling power are critical performance metrics in industrial chillers. Understanding their differences and interrelation is essential for optimizing the cooling process and equipment selection. Therefore, before investing in the next chiller system, let’s explore these chiller variables. Cooling Capacity vs. Cooling

Many facility managers assume that the 2026 refrigerant regulations imply immediate chiller replacement. No, this is not the case – the existing chillers can remain in service, but they must plan for future refrigerant availability, regulatory compliance and maintenance costs. In this guide, we explore which refrigerants are affected, the

Accurate chiller GPM calculations are critical when sizing chillers, pumps and maintaining optimal cooling performance. Incorrect flow rates can shorten equipment lifespan, reduce heat transfer and increase energy consumption. In this guide, we will explain how to calculate chiller GPM and how you can successfully implement it in your system

If your chiller systems are experiencing inconsistent cooling performance or rising energy costs, then one of the main problems is poor Delta T management. For optimal performance, you must maintain Delta T within the recommended threshold. In this article, we will explore some of the most critical variables about this

Buying air-cooled chillers isn’t about choosing the lowest-priced system. It’s about balancing long-term operating costs, cooling efficiency and your process cooling requirements. An undersized chiller may reduce upfront investment, but it can struggle to meet the cooling demands, while an oversized system will waste energy alongside higher initial capital investment.