Process Cooling System

A process cooling system is a type of refrigeration system designed to remove heat from a process or application. It is commonly used in industrial applications where high heat loads are generated by equipment such as reactors, furnaces, and injection molding machines. The system typically consists of a refrigeration cycle that uses a compressor to compress and cool a refrigerant, a heat exchanger to transfer heat from the process to the refrigerant, and a cooling tower or other means of dissipating the heat removed from the process. The cooling system can be designed to provide a specific cooling capacity and temperature range to meet the process requirements.