Comparing Our Cooling Solutions

Industrial cooling systems are vital to various sectors like manufacturing, power generation, data centres, and food processing, where precise temperature control can make a significant difference. Here are some of our cooling solutions, suited to multiple industrial and commercial settings. TriSolve supply and maintain your cooling systems so that they continue to run efficiently.
Here are how our cooling solutions benefit your working environments and productions.

Chillers

Chillers are among the most widely used industrial cooling systems. They are designed to remove heat from liquids and ensure processes and equipment stay within their optimal temperature range.

Chillers operate on the principle of heat exchange, using refrigerants to absorb heat from the process or environment and then dissipate it via a condenser. There are two primary types of industrial chillers we supply:

• Air-cooled Chillers: These use air to remove the heat absorbed from the process. Fans blow over the condenser coils to dissipate the heat into the atmosphere. Air-cooled chillers are often favoured for outdoor installations and locations with ample space.

Water-cooled Chillers: These use water as the cooling medium. Water circulates through a condenser and releases heat through a cooling tower or other heat exchanger. Water-cooled chillers are more efficient than air-cooled systems but require more infrastructure, like cooling towers and water treatment systems.

The Benefits of Chillers:

• Precision for specific requirements
• Versatility across industries
• Efficiency and cost-effective

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Coolers

Unlike chillers that use refrigerants, coolers often rely on air or water to remove heat. They are typically used in less temperature-sensitive applications but are crucial in preventing equipment overheating and ensuring smooth operations. Coolers are typically less expensive to operate than more complex systems like chillers.

Types of Industrial Coolers:

• Air Coolers: Air coolers or air-cooled heat exchangers use ambient air to cool fluids. In many cases, large fans blow air across finned tubes containing hot fluid, allowing heat to transfer from the fluid to the air.

Types of Industrial Coolers:

Air Coolers: Air coolers or air-cooled heat exchangers use ambient air to cool fluids. In many cases, large fans blow air across finned tubes containing hot fluid, allowing heat to transfer from the fluid to the air.

Water Coolers: These use water as a cooling agent. The water absorbs the heat from the process and is either reused or sent to a cooling tower to dissipate the heat. Water coolers are ideal for industries requiring high cooling capacities, such as chemical processing and power generation.

Air Blast Coolers

Air blast coolers function by forcing ambient air over finned tubes that contain hot fluids (such as water, oil, or refrigerant). The fans blow air over the fins, increasing heat transfer from the fluid to the surrounding air. The cooler the ambient air, the more effective the cooling process. As the heat is transferred from the fluid to the air, the fluid cools down and can be recirculated in the industrial process or machinery.

These coolers are often used for applications like compressor cooling, hydraulic oil cooling, and engine cooling, where precise temperature control is less critical, but reliable heat rejection is necessary to prevent equipment from overheating.

• Energy Efficiency
• Low Water Consumption
• Low Maintenance
• Eco-friendly

Adiabatic Coolers

These coolers use air as the primary cooling medium but also employ water evaporation to enhance cooling during periods of high ambient temperatures. Adiabatic coolers are ideal for environments where temperatures can fluctuate widely, offering both dry and wet cooling modes as needed.

• Energy Saving
• Water Efficiency
• Improved Cooling Efficiency in Hot climates
• Flexibility

Comparing Our Coolers: Conclusion

Air blast coolers are simple, cost-effective solutions ideal for moderate climates with low water usage, making them perfect for industries prioritising low-maintenance and eco-friendly systems. On the other hand, adiabatic coolers shine in environments where temperatures fluctuate or consistently rise, providing efficient cooling without relying heavily on water resources.

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Free Cooling

Free Cooling is an innovative and energy-efficient method used in industrial applications to reduce reliance on mechanical cooling systems. This method leverages the naturally cool outside air or water to dissipate heat from industrial processes, reducing energy consumption and operational costs. 

Our free cooling systems are suited to the following sectors:

• Data centres
• HVAC Systems
• Industrial processes and manufacturing
• Refrigeration and cold storage 

By taking advantage of naturally cold air or water, free cooling systems offer significant energy savings, reduced operational costs, and improved equipment lifespan. As energy efficiency becomes increasingly important for businesses worldwide, free cooling is emerging as a sustainable option for maintaining optimal cooling with minimal environmental impact.

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