AHU and chiller working with diagram ??

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AHU and chiller are essential components of HVAC systems.

AHU stands for Air Handling Unit and is responsible for circulating and conditioning air within a building.
Chiller is a machine that removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorption refrigeration cycle.
AHU and chiller work together to provide cooled air to the building.
AHU takes in outside air, filters it, cools or heats it, and then distributes it through ductwork.
Chiller cools the water or refrigerant that is used to cool the air in the AHU.
The chilled water or refrigerant is circulated through coils in the AHU, where it absorbs heat from the air.
The heat is then transferred to the chiller, which releases it to the outside environment.
This process repeats to maintain the desired temperature in the building.
Example: In a centralized HVAC system, the AHU and chiller may be located in a mechanical room.
Example: The AHU may have fans, filters, cooling coils, heating coils, and dampers to control airflow.
Example: The chiller may use compressors, condensers, evaporators, and expansion valves to cool the water or refrigerant.

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