Ammonia Milk Chillers

The technology used in this machine is peculiarly detailed. These offer the clients the widest prospect of choice. Offered range is accessible in various set-ups in accordance with the individual specification of the customers' and project demands. 

• Offered ambit is incorporated with devices, which have 1, 2, or 3 screw compressors in side by side.It is manageable to provide packaged chillers with reduced refrigerant charge (up to 75 kg, as for Italian conceptions).
• Available with assorted configurations, which also comprise of: PHE/S&T/S&P heat exchangers.
• Flooded (FL) system units or Direct Expansion (DX) units.
• The control is constituted by an electronic modular or with the utilization of a PLC. The chillers can be provisioned with or without the consolidation of electrical board.
• It is appropriate for outdoor as well as indoor installations.

Ammonia Milk Chillers can be configured for water cooling or the cooling done - at negative temperatures - of brine solvents, be they are supported on salt solutions or glycol. The units are assembled with the self supportive painted steel framework that is welded with press-bent metal sheet side view. Every part of the steel framework is coated with epoxy powder.

Features: 

• Custom-made solution
• Reduced maintenance cost
• Durability and strength
• Simple installation
• Immaculate cooling
• Performance directed
• Elementary operations
• Structural efficiency
• Robust construction

FAQ

1. An ammonia milk chiller is what? 

Ans - A type of cooling system called an ammonia milk chiller is intended to maintain a constant temperature for milk and other dairy products. It operates by circulating cold ammonia gas via a network of copper coils and pipes and employs anhydrous ammonia as the refrigerant.

2. How does a milk chiller using ammonia operate? 

Ans - After entering the chiller and being compressed, the ammonia gas is subsequently transferred via a number of coils and pipes. The ammonia gas collects and releases heat energy as it travels through the coils and pipes, chilling the milk and other dairy products as a result.

3. What advantages do ammonia milk chillers offer?