ChillPAC

Product overview

Packaged ammonia chillers provide many outstanding benefits when indirect cooling, future-compatible natural refrigerants and life cycle cost are important.

Sabroe ChillPAC units feature a new shell-and-plate evaporator design with built-in liquid separator and the new shell-and-plate condenser design with built-in oil separator and high-pressure float expansion valve system.

The fully welded plate heat exchangers and integrated components make ChillPACs a space-saving ammonia chiller solution.

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Features

Factory assembled, pretested packaged units	Lower unit cost
Lower installation cost	Well known for reliability
Ease of pre-commissioning	Exceptional compact design
Fully integrated configuration that results in less than half the footprint of bespoke chiller designs	Major savings on both weight and space
Indirect cooling and uncomplicated flooded evaporating system, using ammonia (R717) only	Greater safety
Outstanding reliability	Exceptional COP
Outstanding part-load performance	Special design allows 50% smaller refrigerant charge compared to conventional chillers
Greater cooling effect despite smaller refrigerant charge	Optimum load structure over the entire capacity range
Higher output per unit kW/kg refrigerant

Resources

Sabroe Compressor Programme

Chillers based on Sabroe core technologies

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Letter of Compliance for ECO-design

Letter of compliance

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SEPR-SEER Calculations Containing Examples of Calculations for Sabroe Chillers

Chiller Standard part load

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Product Description of ChillPAC

Sabroe ChillPAC chillers

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