What is chiller process

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A chiller process is a system that removes heat from a liquid through a vapor-compression or absorption refrigeration cycle.

Chiller processes are commonly used in air conditioning systems to cool buildings or industrial processes.
The process involves the circulation of a refrigerant, which absorbs heat from the liquid being cooled.
The refrigerant then undergoes a phase change, typically from a gas to a liquid, releasing the heat to the surroundings.
The cooled liquid is then circulated back to the system or process that requires cooling.
Chiller processes can be powered by electricity or other energy sources, depending on the specific system.
Examples of chiller processes include water chillers used in HVAC systems, industrial process chillers, and refrigeration units in supermarkets.

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