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Издатель Nov 5, 2020

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A glycol chiller is also named low-temperature chiller, implying that the chilled water temperature is minus 0 degrees centigrade to -35 degrees centigrade.

TopChiller is a leading glycol chiller manufacturer and supplier, our glycol chillers including air cooled glycol chiller and water-cooled glycol chiller.

A glycol chiller is actually a refrigeration system using to cool a bath or tub of an antifreeze called “propylene glycol”, or just “glycol” for short.

This cooled liquid is pumped through a looped circuit of tubing connected to the input and output sections of the glycol chiller. This is the main cooling line of a glycol chiller.

Glycol chillers manufactured by TopChiller are some kinds of popular industrial chillers for special industrial applications.

What is the glycol chiller working principle?

Now let me cite the glycol chiller for beer as an example, please refer below information:

Propylene glycol is combined with water to create a chilled mixture that’s pumped from the glycol power pack through the cooling lines that run parallel to your beer lines.

Both distinct lines are kept cold by the internal moisture barrier in the trunk line and foil wrap around each glycol line.

Some people will always ask why glycol is used in your glycol chiller?

The use of an industrial inhibited glycol and water mixture is recommended in most water chiller systems.

Ethylene and Propylene are the two standard types of inhibited glycols commonly used. As we all know if the water temperature goes down to 0℃, the water will be frozen to be ice.

So the main job of glycol is to prevent freezing of the process fluid and ensure consistent flow at the operating temperature.

A glycol chiller is a special refrigeration system, mostly used to cool a variety of liquids including alcohol, chemical liquid, and other beverages.

Using a glycol chiller allows producers to lower the temperature of the product dramatically within a limited time, depending on the production requirements.

For glycol chillers, Propylene glycol and water mixture play an important role in the application of a glycol chiller, more so the working principle.

For chilling in brewing, glycol chiller plays an important part in the refrigeration.

For brewing industries, There are some processes where decreasing or maintaining temperature is mostly important – like crash cooling beer after fermentation, keeping a steady temperature during fermentation (which generates heat), or cooling the wort after an initial boiling process