A glycol chiller is a type of refrigeration system that is used to cool a batch of antifreeze also known as “propylene glycol” or just “glycol” for short. The liquid is cooled and then pumped through a looped circuit of tubes that are connected to the input and output parts of the glycol cooling system.
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American Chillers Cooling Tower Systems, Inc. recommends propylene based glycols because of their non-hazardous nature and as such, we must be aware of the effects on the standard refrigeration heat exchangers and pumps. A 40% solution of propylene glycol will reduce the chiller heat exchanger’s ability to chill by at least 7.2%.
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Apr 09, 2021 Glycol cooling systems follow a unique process when it comes to chilling milk: The machine funnels milk through stainless steel plate chiller or immersion chiller components. The milk then arrives on the opposite side of the chiller system, where a glycol/water mixture awaits. The glycol/water mixture quickly cools the milk to the desired ...
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Aug 27, 2020 Supercooled glycol is circulated in a closed glycol system. This comprises tubing that connects to the input and output parts of the chiller unit and heat exchanger. Propylene glycol’s freezing point is at -74.2F or -59C. Glycol/water mixtures have a more moderate freezing point. Thus, it is often preferred by breweries. It cools wort ...
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Glycol Chiller Systems: Glycol / Water Heat Transfer Systems: Fail-safe anti-freeze protection: WPI’s Compa-Chill chillers have been field tested in very rough environments since 1993. We install our chillers in low flow applications where the chiller is …
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glycol tank. The chiller system is controlled so the system will not operate unless the circulation pump is running . • This stainless steel pump is specified to supply your process load with chilled glycol. The process pump takes the chilled glycol from the tank, to the process cooling application, and returns it to the glycol stor-age tank.
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Our glycol chiller systems are normally used for wort cooling, temperature controlling during fermentation, cooling vessels / tun, pre-packaging cooling and storage cooling, as well as other applications in fermented craft beverages. Custom design cooling capacity are available to meet your cooling requirements on craft beer chilling.
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Our high quality glycol chiller systems from Kreyer and Cold Shot are built with fermentation temperature control in mind, and are perfect for breweries and wineries. We have a wide range of glycol chiller systems to meet any brewery's cooling needs: From a single conical fermenter to a dozen brite tanks, we have what you need!
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Outdoor Chiller / Low Temperature System: 50% Glycol 50% Water-37C / -35F Freeze Protection **-51C / -60F Burst Protection; Contact us to purchase 55 gallon drums, or 5 gallon buckets of Ethylene Glycol. ** Figures based on performance of DTS “K-Kool-E” brand of Ethylene Glycol, with an operating set point above 40F.
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Packaged Glycol Chiller. Our packaged glycol chillers are available as 40, 50 or 60 ton systems. These chillers also have energy-saving variable-speed compressor and condenser fans for higher efficiency, reliability and quieter operation. These units offer 50% energy savings over conventional hot-gas bypass systems.
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Pure water freezes at 32 F, but a 60% solution of ethylene glycol pushes the freeze point down to -60 F. While the freeze point of pure glycol is only -39 F, the synergy between glycol and water results in a much lower freezing point. This is very important for closed loop systems that may be exposed to freezing conditions.
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The Glycol Chiller is basically a refrigeration unit that cools the liquid in its reservoir. Then your temperature controller turns a pump on or off that runs the cooling medium through a heat exchanger like a CoolStix™, chiller coil, or jacketed fermenter. To learn more about the principle of glycol systems check out our Introduction to ...
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The still's cooling requirements will be a large load on a glycol chiller. It may be required to use a cooling tank and heat exchanger or air/glycol external unit to buffer the heat going back to the chiller. Using a cooling tower may also be an option to reduce glycol chiller loads. This will depend on the dew point in your area.
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