YORK® YHAU-CL/CH Single Effect Hot Water Absorption Chiller

Description

Units typically driven by a variety of steam pressures found in co-generation systems.

Units typically driven by hot water as low as 158F (70C).

• Two-step evaporator and absorber design
• Flexible operating envelope
• Water is the refrigerant

These units offer flexible design for combined heat and power (CHP) systems, comfort cooling or industrial process cooling applications.

• Innovative two-step evaporator and absorber design
• Flexible and wide operating envelope
• Utilizes waste heat as low as 70°C (158°F)

Benefits:

• Optimal efficiency
  • York® yhau-cl/ch single-effect hot water Chiller uses an innovative two-step evaporator and absorber design for enhanced efficiency.
• Flexible design
  • This unit is suited for a variety of steam pressures found in chp systems, commercial cooling and industrial process applications.
• Lower operating cost
  • Reduced hot water flow rates and pumping energy help achieve lower costs of operation.

Features:

• Innovative YORK® two-step evaporator and absorber design enhances absorption of the refrigerant into the concentrated solution, reducing overall pressure
• Virtually eliminates crystallization risk and reduces the potential for corrosion
• Control center with graphical animated LCD display offers past and present operational status, data recording and chiller safeties accessible at a touch
• Innovative YORK® two-step evaporator and absorber design enhances absorption of the refrigerant into the concentrated solution, reducing overall pressure
• Virtually eliminates crystallization risk and reduces the potential for corrosion
• Control center with graphical animated LCD display offers past and present operational status, data recording and chiller safeties accessible at a touch
• Lower temperature hot water source into the generator can be used to drive the absorption cycle for higher system efficiency
• Can operate with lower hot water flow rates and reduced pumping energy
• Isolation valves on the suction and discharge of the solution and refrigerant pumps allow quick and easy servicing of pumps, which typically have a 60,000-hour life
• Lower temperature hot water source into the generator can be used to drive the absorption cycle for higher system efficiency
• Can operate with lower hot water flow rates and reduced pumping energy
• Isolation valves on the suction and discharge of the solution and refrigerant pumps allow quick and easy servicing of pumps, which typically have a 60,000-hour life

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