Chillers

Problem

Chilled water loops and chiller condensers suffer from scale, corrosion and biofilm. Even a thin deposit layer raises condensing pressure and energy draw, while biofilm on tubes reduces cooling capacity and can force the chiller to trip.

What we do

We set up treatment for both the chilled water loop and the condenser side: corrosion inhibitors for closed loops, scale and biofouling control for open condenser circuits, plus glycol management where applied. Programmes are selected for chiller metallurgy, including copper alloys.

What you get

Stable approach temperatures, lower energy draw, fewer tube cleaning shutdowns and reliable cooling capacity through the year.

Methods

Loop inspection and water analysis.
Corrosion coupon or probe installation.
Closed-loop inhibitor and open-loop biocide programmes.
Glycol concentration and inhibitor residual checks.
Seasonal performance review.

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