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Edward Lowton
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Free Cooling
04 June 2014
Free Cooling is an effective, economic method of utilising low external air temperatures to assist in cooling water.

Free cooling is a fast, effective and economic way of utilising low external air temperatures. It can be used to assist in cooling water for industrial temperature control applications or in HVAC systems.
A chillers’ traditional design utilises integral compressor technology to generate the cooling required for process and HVAC applications. The use of Free Cooling in an industrial temperature control application differs from an environmental cooling solution as fresh ambient air cannot be drawn straight into the cooling circuit. Therefore, to harness the benefits of the low ambient temperatures a Free Cooling coil needs to be introduced into the circuit.
A Free Cooling coil is installed in series with the chiller system’s evaporator so in lower ambient conditions, partial or 100%, Free Cooling can be achieved. This method of operation, utilises the UK’s natural low ambient temperatures and in doing so benefits from a reduction in energy costs of up to 70%.
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