DanDwig
Mechanical
- Sep 27, 2002
- 9
I am currently working on a system that uses two small (400 w CRAL400R) thermoelectric rack-mount chillers to control the temperature of two independent water baths. We are getting some negative feedback from the customer on the heat output of our system, and need to consider ways to reduce this load.
Our customer is willing to provide us with plant chilled water, but we can't run that directly into our water bath heat exchanger, both for temperature control and contamination reasons. Is anyone aware of a water-water heat exchanger with controlled output that handles something in this size range? Rack mount would be ideal, but I won't insist on it. The smallest unit I've been able to find seems to be about 4kw, ranging rapidly upwards from there.
If not, does anyone have any suggestions on a more effecient chiller unit to replace our current solution?
Thanks
Our customer is willing to provide us with plant chilled water, but we can't run that directly into our water bath heat exchanger, both for temperature control and contamination reasons. Is anyone aware of a water-water heat exchanger with controlled output that handles something in this size range? Rack mount would be ideal, but I won't insist on it. The smallest unit I've been able to find seems to be about 4kw, ranging rapidly upwards from there.
If not, does anyone have any suggestions on a more effecient chiller unit to replace our current solution?
Thanks